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English: This Government will continue to deliver against our commitment to tackle and prevent all forms of homelessness. Our recently published strategy sets out our prevention and public service focus. This involves supporting those currently homeless into accommodation, whilst ensuring that we invest in earlier interventions to prevent people falling into homelessness.
Welsh: Bydd y Llywodraeth hon yn parhau i gyflawni yn erbyn ein hymrwymiad i fynd i'r afael ac atal pob math o ddigartrefedd. Mae ein strategaeth a gyhoeddwyd yn ddiweddar yn nodi ein ffocws ar atal a gwasanaethau cyhoeddus. Mae hyn yn cynnwys cefnogi'r rhai sy'n ddigartref ar hyn o bryd i gael llety, gan sicrhau ein bod yn buddsoddi mewn ymyriadau cynharach i atal pobl rhag dod yn ddigartref.
English: Thank you for the answer, Minister, but the Vagrancy Act 1824 goes back to 1824 and makes it a crime to sleep rough or beg in England and Wales. This Act does nothing to resolve the root causes of homelessness, and in fact, is more likely to push someone further from the vital services that help them off the streets. Minister, do you agree with me that no-one should be criminalised for being homeless or destitute? And what action will you take to repeal the vagrancy Act in Wales?
Welsh: Diolch am eich ateb, Weinidog, ond mae Deddf Crwydradaeth 1824 yn dyddio'n ôl i 1824 ac yn gwneud cysgu allan neu gardota yn drosedd yng Nghymru a Lloegr. Nid yw'r Ddeddf hon yn gwneud unrhyw beth i ddatrys achosion sylfaenol digartrefedd, ac mewn gwirionedd, mae'n fwy tebygol o wthio rhywun ymhellach oddi wrth y gwasanaethau hanfodol sy'n eu helpu oddi ar y strydoedd. Weinidog, a ydych yn cytuno â mi na ddylai unrhyw un gael eu troseddoli am fod yn ddigartref neu'n ddiymgeledd? A pha gamau a gymerwch i ddiddymu'r Ddeddf crwydradaeth yng Nghymru?
English: Yes, I completely agree with you. The vagrancy Act isn't devolved to Wales - it's the Tory Government in Westminster who should have repealed it. [ Interruption.] It's the Tory Government in Westminster's duty, Janet Finch-Saunders. They need to repeal it. If I could, I would. We can't.
Welsh: Ie, cytunaf yn llwyr â chi. Nid yw'r Ddeddf crwydradaeth wedi'i datganoli i Gymru - Llywodraeth y Torïaid yn San Steffan a ddylai fod wedi'i diddymu. [ Torri ar draws.] Mae'n ddyletswydd ar Lywodraeth y Torïaid yn San Steffan, Janet Finch-Saunders. Mae angen iddynt hwy ei diddymu. Pe gallwn, buaswn yn gwneud hynny. Ni allwn wneud hynny.
English: Minister, Welsh Women's Aid have found that 77 per cent of children who experience domestic abuse did not receive support from a specialist service. Now, we know that domestic abuse is one of the factors that can cause homelessness, and Welsh Women's Aid have found that 512 survivors, many of whom will obviously be accompanied by children, couldn't be accommodated in refuges due to a lack of space. That's 512 survivors and their dependents being forced to fend for themselves after fleeing a dangerous environment. Do you accept that this is not good enough and will you give us a cast iron pledge that this Welsh Government will ensure that everyone who seeks help in a shelter in the future gets it? And in order to achieve this, will you consider expanding the eligibility to children under 16 residing in refuges and look at what housing support grant funding can be aligned with community and children grant funding to ensure that all children impacted by domestic abuse are adequately supported?
Welsh: Weinidog, mae Cymorth i Fenywod Cymru wedi nodi nad yw 77 y cant o'r plant sy'n profi cam-drin domestig wedi cael cefnogaeth gan wasanaeth arbenigol. Nawr, gŵyr pob un ohonom fod cam-drin domestig yn un o'r ffactorau a all achosi digartrefedd, ac mae Cymorth i Fenywod Cymru wedi canfod na fu modd rhoi llety mewn lloches i 512 o oroeswyr, gyda llawer ohonynt â phlant wrth gwrs, oherwydd diffyg lle. Dyna 512 o oroeswyr a'u dibynyddion yn cael eu gorfodi i ofalu amdanynt eu hunain ar ôl dianc o amgylchedd peryglus. A ydych yn derbyn nad yw hyn yn ddigon da ac a wnewch chi roi addewid cadarn inni y bydd Llywodraeth Cymru yn sicrhau bod pawb sy'n ceisio cymorth mewn lloches yn y dyfodol yn ei gael? Ac er mwyn cyflawni hyn, a wnewch chi ystyried ehangu'r cymhwysedd i blant dan 16 oed sy'n byw mewn llochesi ac edrych ar ba gyllid grant cymorth tai y gellir ei alinio â chyllid grant cymunedol a phlant i sicrhau bod pob plentyn yr effeithir arnynt gan gam-drin domestig yn cael cymorth digonol?
English: Yes, I agree with her entirely that domestic abuse is one of the drivers of these kinds of - well, of the need for refuges in the first place, and also of housing instability. There are a whole range of issues that we need to look at to ensure that people are able, for example, to keep hold of their tenancy, so if they are obliged to leave a house in which they would ordinarily have the right to live, then it's not the abuser who ends up staying in the house and the victim isn't driven out. So, there are an enormous number of things - I do agree with you. One of the things I said in my statement on child poverty yesterday was that we were reviewing a number of systems that we currently have in place to make sure that we don't have people falling in between the cracks, and the area that she's just outlined is one of them. It's not directly in my portfolio, it's actually in the portfolio of the Deputy Minister and Chief Whip, but she and I are working together as part of the gender review and a number of other initiatives to do that, and I'm more than happy to include the Member in those arrangements.
Welsh: Ie, cytunaf â hi'n llwyr fod cam-drin domestig yn un o'r pethau sy'n achosi'r mathau hyn - wel, yr angen am lochesi yn y lle cyntaf, yn ogystal ag ansefydlogrwydd o ran tai. Mae ystod eang o faterion y mae angen i ni eu hystyried i sicrhau bod pobl yn gallu, er enghraifft, dal gafael ar eu tenantiaeth, felly os oes rhaid iddynt adael tŷ y byddai ganddynt hawl i fyw ynddo fel rheol, nid y sawl sy'n cam-drin sy'n aros yn y tŷ ac nid yw'r dioddefwr yn cael eu gyrru allan. Felly, mae nifer enfawr o bethau - rwy'n cytuno â chi. Un o'r pethau a ddywedais yn fy natganiad ar dlodi plant ddoe oedd ein bod yn adolygu nifer o systemau sydd gennym ar waith ar hyn o bryd i sicrhau nad oes gennym bobl yn cwympo rhwng y craciau, ac mae'r maes y mae hi newydd ei amlinellu yn un ohonynt. Nid yw'n rhan uniongyrchol o fy mhortffolio, mae ym mhortffolio'r Dirprwy Weinidog a'r Prif Chwip mewn gwirionedd, ond mae hithau a minnau'n cydweithio fel rhan o'r adolygiad rhywedd a nifer o fentrau eraill i wneud hynny, ac rwy'n fwy na pharod i gynnwys yr Aelod yn y trefniadau hynny.
English: The Welsh Government is providing a lot of support for people who are homeless, but, as we all know, there are far too many people who are sleeping on the streets and far too many people who don't know where they're going to sleep tonight, and they're hoping a friend or relative will put them up. That is a bad state for us to be in in twenty-first century Wales. Does the Minister agree that the only long-term solution to homelessness is to build council houses on the scale of the 1950s and 1960s, which includes Conservative Governments? I understand from reading some local papers recently that Harold Macmillan seems to have been described as a Marxist.
Welsh: Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn darparu llawer o gefnogaeth i bobl sy'n ddigartref, ond fel y gŵyr pob un ohonom, mae gormod o lawer o bobl yn cysgu ar y strydoedd a gormod lawer o bobl nad ydynt yn gwybod ble y byddant yn cysgu heno, ac maent yn gobeithio y bydd ffrind neu berthynas yn rhoi llety iddynt. Mae honno'n sefyllfa wael inni fod ynddi yng Nghymru yn yr unfed ganrif ar hugain. A yw'r Gweinidog yn cytuno mai'r unig ateb hirdymor i ddigartrefedd yw adeiladu tai cyngor ar raddfa'r 1950au a'r 1960au, sy'n cynnwys Llywodraethau Ceidwadol? Deallaf o ddarllen papurau lleol yn ddiweddar fod Harold Macmillan, yn ôl pob sôn, wedi'i ddisgrifio fel Marcsydd.
English: Well, it's not my understanding of the definition of Marxist, I must say. I do entirely agree with the Member that we need to build the right combination of housing of the right type in the right place that is affordable for people. And that's obviously got to be coupled with support to ensure people can sustain a tenancy. So, it's not only about building the affordable homes; we're also being crystal clear that our ambition is to build social housing at scale and pace, and that includes council housing, and actually a large number of our registered social landlords in Wales build social housing in big numbers. It's why this Government has protected grant funding to ensure flexible tenancy support through our housing support grant as well, and it's why our Supporting People programmes are very important to ensure that not only do people get a place to live but they're able to support themselves in that tenancy.
Welsh: Wel, nid hynny yw fy nealltwriaeth i o'r diffiniad o Farcsydd, mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud. Cytunaf yn llwyr â'r Aelod fod angen i ni adeiladu'r cyfuniad iawn o dai o'r math iawn yn y lle iawn sy'n fforddiadwy i bobl. Ac yn amlwg, mae'n rhaid cyplysu hynny â chymorth i sicrhau y gall pobl gynnal tenantiaeth. Felly, mae a wnelo â mwy nag adeiladu cartrefi fforddiadwy yn unig; rydym hefyd yn dweud yn gwbl glir mai ein huchelgais yw adeiladu tai cymdeithasol ar raddfa fawr ac yn gyflym, ac mae hynny'n cynnwys tai cyngor, ac mewn gwirionedd, mae nifer fawr o'n landlordiaid cymdeithasol cofrestredig yng Nghymru yn adeiladu nifer fawr o dai cymdeithasol. Dyma pam fod y Llywodraeth hon wedi amddiffyn cyllid grant i sicrhau cymorth tenantiaeth hyblyg drwy ein grant cymorth tai hefyd, a dyna pam fod ein rhaglenni Cefnogi Pobl yn bwysig iawn i sicrhau nid yn unig fod pobl yn cael lle i fyw ond eu bod yn gallu cynnal eu hunain yn y denantiaeth honno.
English: Mohammad Asghar, in opening this, asked the Minister to look at the issues of the root causes of homelessness, and I would extend that to rough-sleeping as well. Shelter, in a study earlier this month said, despite, I have to say, despite the measures that were being taken in places like Wales and in Scotland, that there will be as many as 4,000 or more children who will be made homeless by 25 December. Would the Minister care to expand on what she understands are the root causes that, despite our best interventions, homelessness and rough-sleeping, including amongst children and young people, is now on an inexorable rise?
Welsh: Gofynnodd Mohammad Asghar, wrth agor hyn, i'r Gweinidog edrych ar achosion sylfaenol digartrefedd, a buaswn yn ymestyn hynny i gynnwys cysgu allan hefyd. Dywedodd Shelter, mewn astudiaeth yn gynharach y mis hwn, er gwaethaf, mae'n rhaid imi ddweud, er gwaethaf y mesurau a oedd yn cael eu cymryd mewn lleoedd fel Cymru a'r Alban, y bydd cymaint â 4,000 neu fwy o blant yn cael eu gwneud yn ddigartref erbyn 25 Rhagfyr. A hoffai'r Gweinidog ehangu ar yr hyn y mae hi'n ei ddeall yw'r achosion sylfaenol sy'n golygu, er gwaethaf ein hymyriadau gorau, fod digartrefedd a chysgu allan, gan gynnwys ymhlith plant a phobl ifanc, bellach yn cynyddu'n ddiwrthdro?
English: Yes, it's absolutely plain that one of the root causes of homelessness is the inability of people to access the right kind of social housing, because we haven't been building enough as a result of the Tory caps on the housing revenue accounts, and the way that that system worked, which was absolutely anti the building of social housing. There are also a number of issues around universal credit; the way that the local housing allowance has been capped for four years making people destitute; the rise in high levels of personal debt leading to family breakdown; and domestic violence issues, like Leanne Wood just highlighted, coming out of some of those issues. There are a range of complex issues, all based around poverty and the inability of people to earn enough money to sustain their housing. And the reason for that is because housing costs are very high in the private rented sector and the universal credit just simply doesn't cover them off, and that's absolutely the root cause of that.
Welsh: Ydy, mae'n gwbl glir mai un o achosion sylfaenol digartrefedd yw anallu pobl i gael mynediad at y math cywir o dai cymdeithasol, gan nad ydym wedi bod yn adeiladu digon ohonynt o ganlyniad i gapiau'r Torïaid ar y cyfrifon refeniw tai, a'r ffordd roedd y system honno'n gweithio, a oedd yn hollol wrthwynebus i adeiladu tai cymdeithasol. Ceir nifer o broblemau hefyd sy'n ymwneud â chredyd cynhwysol; y ffordd y mae'r lwfans tai lleol wedi'i gapio ers pedair blynedd gan wneud pobl yn ddiymgeledd; y cynnydd mewn lefelau uchel o ddyled bersonol yn arwain at chwalu teuluoedd; a materion trais domestig, fel y nododd Leanne Wood, o ganlyniad i rai o'r problemau hynny. Ceir ystod o faterion cymhleth, pob un yn seiliedig ar dlodi ac anallu pobl i ennill digon o arian i gadw eu tai. A'r rheswm am hynny yw fod costau tai yn uchel iawn yn y sector rhentu preifat ac nid yw credyd cynhwysol yn ddigon i'w talu, a dyna'n bendant sydd wrth wraidd y broblem.
English: Yes. We provide a range of support for house builders, including support specifically for small to medium-sized businesses. I do recognise housing construction is challenging; I regularly meet with builders in order to discuss some of the challenges they face. The Deputy Minister for Economy and Transport and I last met with sector representatives in October, focusing on addressing construction challenges.
Welsh: Gwnaf. Rydym yn darparu ystod o gefnogaeth i adeiladwyr tai, gan gynnwys cefnogaeth yn benodol ar gyfer busnesau bach i ganolig. Rwy'n cydnabod bod adeiladu tai yn heriol; rwy'n cyfarfod ag adeiladwyr yn rheolaidd er mwyn trafod rhai o'r heriau sy'n eu hwynebu. Cyfarfu Dirprwy Weinidog yr Economi a Thrafnidiaeth a minnau â chynrychiolwyr y sector ddiwethaf ym mis Hydref, gan ganolbwyntio ar fynd i'r afael â'r heriau ym maes adeiladu.
English: Thank you for your answer, Minister. Hughes Architects is a business that operates across mid Wales, and they have said that the draft national development framework has little thought for mid Wales. They're talking about it being backward-looking with no real vision, and also that it resembles previous strategies, which they say have failed to deliver. Mr Hughes specifically goes on to talk about the continued focus on affordable housing at the expense of general housing that has hit rural regions hard, and that has very much been misunderstood by strategic planners. There's also the wider point of mid Wales being included in a much wider region, being included within the south Wales region, but they are very different economies. And I know that other stakeholders have raised this concern with you also. I wonder how you respond to these concerns, and will you commit, Minister, and your officials, to considering carefully the stakeholder responses from mid Wales that have warned that the current draft development framework policy document fails to address what it actually set out to achieve?
Welsh: Diolch am eich ateb, Weinidog. Mae Hughes Architects yn fusnes sy'n gweithredu ledled canolbarth Cymru, ac maent wedi dweud nad yw'r fframwaith datblygu cenedlaethol drafft yn rhoi fawr ddim ystyriaeth i ganolbarth Cymru. Dywedant ei fod yn edrych am yn ôl heb unrhyw weledigaeth go iawn, a'i fod hefyd yn debyg i strategaethau blaenorol, sydd, yn eu barn hwy, wedi methu cyflawni. Mae Mr Hughes yn mynd ymlaen i sôn yn benodol am y ffocws parhaus ar dai fforddiadwy ar draul tai yn gyffredinol sydd wedi taro rhanbarthau gwledig yn galed, ac mae cynllunwyr strategol wedi camddeall hynny i raddau helaeth. Ceir pwynt ehangach hefyd ynglŷn â bod ardal canolbarth Cymru yn cael ei chynnwys mewn rhanbarth llawer ehangach, yn cael ei chynnwys yn rhanbarth de Cymru, ond maent yn economïau gwahanol iawn. A gwn fod rhanddeiliaid eraill wedi lleisio'r pryder hwn wrthych chi hefyd. Tybed sut rydych yn ymateb i'r pryderon hyn, ac a wnewch chi ymrwymo, Weinidog, a'ch swyddogion, i roi ystyriaeth ofalus i ymatebion rhanddeiliaid o ganolbarth Cymru sydd wedi rhybuddio bod dogfen bolisi'r fframwaith datblygu drafft cyfredol yn methu mynd i'r afael â'r hyn y bwriadwyd iddo ei gyflawni?
English: Questions now from the party spokespeople. The Plaid Cymru spokesperson, Dai Lloyd.
Welsh: Cwestiynau nawr gan lefarwyr y pleidiau. Llefarydd Plaid Cymru, Dai Lloyd.
English: Diolch, Llywydd. Minister, you may have noticed that there's possibly a general election happening very shortly, but in view of that, it's emerged that students in Cardiff have been told that they won't be able to vote tomorrow because of an administrative error that is not their fault. I'm told that Cardiff council have admitted that around 200 of the 1,000 people who gave invalid addresses when they registered haven't been followed up yet. So, at this late stage, what can you do as Minister to try and rectify this unfortunate situation?
Welsh: Diolch, Lywydd. Weinidog, efallai y byddwch wedi sylwi y bydd etholiad cyffredinol yn digwydd cyn bo hir, ond o gofio hynny, daeth yn amlwg fod myfyrwyr yng Nghaerdydd wedi cael gwybod na fyddant yn gallu pleidleisio yfory oherwydd camgymeriad gweinyddol heb unrhyw fai arnynt hwy. Dywedir wrthyf fod cyngor Caerdydd wedi cyfaddef nad ydynt wedi mynd i'r afael hyd yma â'r oddeutu 200 o'r 1,000 o bobl a roddodd gyfeiriadau annilys wrth gofrestru. Felly, ar y cam hwyr hwn, beth y gallwch ei wneud fel Gweinidog i geisio unioni'r sefyllfa anffodus hon?
English: I wasn't aware of it, I have to say, so if he wants to give me details as soon as possible, I can follow it up with Cardiff council. I'm not sure of the answer, therefore, because I wasn't aware of the problem, but if you want to share the details with me, I'll see what we can do. We certainly, obviously, want to ensure that as many people are able to exercise their vote as is humanly possible.
Welsh: Nid oeddwn yn ymwybodol o hynny, mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud, felly os gall roi'r manylion i mi cyn gynted â phosibl, gallaf fynd ar ei drywydd gyda chyngor Caerdydd. Nid wyf yn siŵr o'r ateb, felly, gan nad oeddwn yn ymwybodol o'r broblem, ond os gallwch rannu'r manylion gyda mi, byddaf yn gweld beth y gallwn ei wneud. Yn sicr, rydym yn amlwg yn awyddus i sicrhau bod cymaint o bobl â phosibl yn gallu pleidleisio.
English: Thank you for that. Turning back to housing and rough-sleeping matters, as you'll be aware, the housing support grant is pivotal to enabling various agencies, like Cymorth Cymru, Community Housing Cymru and Welsh Women's Aid to deliver those oh-so-valuable services to counter homelessness and rough-sleeping on our streets, yet funding for housing-related support has reduced by £37 million in Wales since 2012 in real terms, so a recent report says. So, has the Welsh Government any plans to increase the housing support grant in the next budget round?
Welsh: Diolch am hynny. Gan ddychwelyd at faterion tai a chysgu allan, fel y gwyddoch, mae'r grant cymorth tai yn hanfodol i alluogi amryw asiantaethau, fel Cymorth Cymru, Cartrefi Cymunedol Cymru a Cymorth i Fenywod Cymru i ddarparu'r gwasanaethau sydd mor werthfawr wrth fynd i'r afael â digartrefedd a chysgu allan ar ein strydoedd, ond serch hynny, mae cyllid ar gyfer cymorth sy'n gysylltiedig â thai wedi gostwng £37 miliwn yng Nghymru ers 2012 mewn termau real, yn ôl adroddiad diweddar. Felly, a oes gan Lywodraeth Cymru unrhyw gynlluniau i gynyddu'r grant cymorth tai yn y cylch cyllidebol nesaf?
English: Well, as Dai Lloyd pointed out, we're having a general election at the moment and he'll know, therefore, that we've had to delay the publication of the budget. The draft budget alongside the local government settlement - at the same time, unusually, because of the compression of the timescales - will both be issued by written statement on the Monday following the general election. So, next Monday.
Welsh: Wel, fel y nododd Dai Lloyd, mae gennym etholiad cyffredinol yn digwydd ar hyn o bryd a bydd yn gwybod, felly, ein bod wedi gorfod gohirio'r gwaith o cyhoeddi'r gyllideb. Bydd y gyllideb ddrafft, ochr yn ochr â'r setliad llywodraeth leol - ar yr un pryd, yn anarferol, oherwydd cyfyngder yr amserlenni - yn cael ei chyhoeddi mewn datganiad ysgrifenedig ar y dydd Llun ar ôl yr etholiad cyffredinol. Felly, ddydd Llun nesaf.
English: Thank you for that, because statistics by the Wallich show an increase in the number of rough-sleepers on Swansea's streets, and when I've been out with the homeless soup run - and Leanne has been out as well on the homeless soup run in Swansea - the evidence is stark, actually. It's particularly poignant coming up to Christmas, as we are now. So, with the wild public spending bonanza promised by whoever wins this general election tomorrow, will the Minister commit to ensuring that preventing homelessness is a priority in any future spending decisions?
Welsh: Diolch am hynny, gan fod ystadegau gan y Wallich yn dangos cynnydd yn nifer y bobl sy'n cysgu allan ar strydoedd Abertawe, a phan wyf wedi bod allan gyda'r daith cawl i'r digartref - ac mae Leanne wedi bod allan hefyd ar y daith cawl i'r digartref yn Abertawe - mae'r dystiolaeth yn amlwg, mewn gwirionedd. Mae'n arbennig o drist wrth agosáu at y Nadolig, fel rydym ar hyn o bryd. Felly, gyda'r addewid o wariant cyhoeddus gwyllt gan bwy bynnag sy'n ennill yr etholiad cyffredinol yfory, a wnaiff y Gweinidog ymrwymo i sicrhau bod atal digartrefedd yn flaenoriaeth mewn unrhyw benderfyniadau gwariant yn y dyfodol?
English: Diolch, Llywydd. Under the Welsh Government's local government funding formula, nine out of 22 Welsh authorities received an increase in the current financial year: Cardiff up 0.9 per cent, Swansea up 0.5 per cent, Wrexham 0.1 per cent cut, Flintshire 0.3 per cent cut, despite all having equivalent population increases. Alongside Flintshire, the councils with the largest cuts of 0.3 per cent included Conwy and Anglesey, although Conwy and Anglesey are amongst the five local authorities in Wales where 30 per cent or more of workers are paid less than the voluntary living wage. Prosperity levels per head in Anglesey are the lowest in Wales at just under half those in Cardiff, and Conwy council has the highest proportion of over 65s in Wales, at 25 per cent compared to Cardiff on 13 per cent, which has the smallest. When I questioned you about this here on 9 October, you replied, 'we offer all the time that a local authority who thinks that the measures are not right should come forward and put its suggested adjustments into the distribution sub-group formula'. Have any local authorities come forward since you made that comment on 9 October and, if so, can you identify them?
Welsh: Diolch, Lywydd. O dan fformiwla ariannu llywodraeth leol Llywodraeth Cymru, derbyniodd naw o'r 22 awdurdod yng Nghymru gynnydd yn y flwyddyn ariannol gyfredol: cynnydd o 0.9 y cant i Gaerdydd, cynnydd o 0.5 y cant i Abertawe, toriad o 0.1 y cant i Wrecsam, toriad o 0.3 y cant i sir y Fflint, er bod cynnydd cyfatebol wedi bod ym mhoblogaethau pob un ohonynt. Ochr yn ochr â sir y Fflint, roedd y cynghorau a welodd y toriadau mwyaf o 0.3 y cant yn cynnwys Conwy ac Ynys Môn, er bod Conwy ac Ynys Môn ymhlith y pum awdurdod lleol yng Nghymru lle mae 30 y cant neu fwy o weithwyr yn cael llai o dâl na'r cyflog byw gwirfoddol. Lefelau ffyniant y pen ar Ynys Môn yw'r isaf yng Nghymru, ychydig yn llai na hanner y lefelau yng Nghaerdydd, a chyngor Conwy sydd â'r gyfran uchaf o bobl dros 65 oed yng Nghymru, sef 25 y cant o gymharu â Chaerdydd ar 13 y cant, sydd â'r lleiaf. Pan ofynnais i chi ynglŷn â hyn yma ar 9 Hydref, fe ateboch chi, 'rydym yn cynnig, drwy'r amser, i awdurdod lleol sy'n credu nad yw'r dulliau o fesur yn iawn gynnig ei awgrymiadau ynghylch addasiadau i fformiwla'r is-grŵp dosbarthu'. A oes unrhyw awdurdodau lleol wedi cynnig awgrymiadau ers i chi wneud y sylw hwnnw ar 9 Hydref, ac os felly, a allwch eu nodi?