English: Thank you very much, Jenny. I'm certainly well aware of your enthusiasm for Part L, which we are hoping to bring forward early next year, and particularly in terms of the energy efficiency of homes, and so on. Of course, building regulations cover a lot more than just energy efficiency; they cover a whole series of aspects of safety, as you've just outlined. And we have made one or two changes to that, so, obviously, we outlawed various types of cladding very early on after the Grenfell fire, as did England. There have been a number of tweaks of that sort as we've gone along, but we haven't made any comprehensive changes yet, because we are planning to do so as a result of the White Paper. And we are completely changing the entire regime; this is not tweaking, this is an utterly different qualitative difference. It was the subject of many a debate in the fifth Senedd and we'll be in a position very shortly to be able to get that scrutiny going here in the sixth Senedd. In terms of making sure that the buildings that are being constructed now are fit for purpose, I can assure you that we've had long conversations with various inspectorates about the best way of doing that, but I fear that we are probably having some buildings built right now that will have similar problems if the developers do not step up to the task of making sure that they step up to their responsibilities. And that's one of the reasons we've been working with the UK Government on their Bill, because only the UK has the power to change the liabilities clauses and the limitation periods on contract law, which is what you're talking about there. And that's one of the difficulties of this area of law, because some of it is not devolved, some of it's reserved and some of it isn't. So, we've been trying to navigate that as we go along. So, the UK Government has, as I said in my statement, recently committed to extending the limitation period for people who are about to go into occupation of a building, so they will have 30 years to take the developer to task in future. There will be other things that need to be done, so we will be working very hard with conveyancing and estate agent professionals in order to ensure that the information that people get when they buy their property is fit for purpose. And that includes all of the issues around leaseholding, charges and responsibilities as well, Jenny, both before and after the White Paper. Obviously, after the White Paper, it will be a lot simpler and more straightforward.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr iawn, Jenny. Yn sicr, rwy'n ymwybodol iawn o'ch brwdfrydedd dros Ran L, yr ydym ni'n gobeithio ei chyflwyno ddechrau'r flwyddyn nesaf, ac yn arbennig o ran effeithlonrwydd ynni cartrefi, ac yn y blaen. Wrth gwrs, mae rheoliadau adeiladu yn cynnwys llawer mwy nag effeithlonrwydd ynni yn unig; maen nhw'n cynnwys cyfres gyfan o agweddau ar ddiogelwch, fel yr ydych chi newydd ei amlinellu. Ac rydym ni wedi gwneud un neu ddau o newidiadau i hynny, felly, yn amlwg, fe wnaethom ni wahardd gwahanol fathau o gladin yn gynnar iawn ar ôl tân Grenfell, fel y gwnaeth Lloegr. Bu nifer o addasiadau bach o'r math hwnnw wrth i ni fynd ymlaen, ond nid ydym ni wedi gwneud unrhyw newidiadau cynhwysfawr eto, oherwydd ein bod ni'n bwriadu gwneud hynny o ganlyniad i'r Papur Gwyn. Ac rydym ni'n newid y drefn gyfan yn llwyr; nid mân newidiadau yw'r rhain, mae hyn yn wahaniaeth ansoddol hollol wahanol. Yr oedd yn destun llawer o ddadlau yn y pumed Senedd a byddwn ni mewn sefyllfa cyn bo hir iawn i allu dechrau ar y gwaith craffu hwnnw yma yn y chweched Senedd. O ran sicrhau bod yr adeiladau sy'n cael eu hadeiladu yn awr yn addas i'r diben, gallaf i eich sicrhau chi ein bod ni wedi cael sgyrsiau hir gydag arolygiaethau amrywiol ynghylch y ffordd orau o wneud hynny, ond rwy'n ofni ei bod yn debyg bod rhai adeiladau yn cael eu hadeiladu ar hyn o bryd y bydd ganddyn nhw broblemau tebyg os nad yw'r datblygwyr yn camu i'r fei i'r dasg o sicrhau eu bod yn derbyn eu cyfrifoldebau. A dyna un o'r rhesymau yr ydym ni wedi bod yn gweithio gyda Llywodraeth y DU ar eu Bil nhw, oherwydd dim ond y DU sydd â'r pŵer i newid y cymalau rhwymedigaethau a'r cyfnodau cyfyngu ar gyfraith contractau, sef yr hyn yr ydych chi'n sôn amdano yn y fan yno. A dyna un o anawsterau'r maes cyfreithiol hwn, oherwydd nad yw rhywfaint ohono wedi ei ddatganoli, mae rhywfaint ohono wedi ei gadw a rhywfaint ohono heb ei gadw. Felly, rydym ni wedi bod yn ceisio llywio hynny wrth i ni fynd ymlaen. Felly, mae Llywodraeth y DU, fel y dywedais i yn fy natganiad, wedi ymrwymo'n ddiweddar i ymestyn y cyfnod cyfyngu i bobl sydd ar fin mynd i feddiannu adeilad, felly bydd ganddyn nhw 30 mlynedd i ddwyn y datblygwr i gyfrif yn y dyfodol. Bydd angen gwneud pethau eraill, felly byddwn ni'n gweithio'n galed iawn gyda gweithwyr proffesiynol trawsgludo ac asiantau tai er mwyn sicrhau bod yr wybodaeth y mae pobl yn ei chael pan fyddan nhw'n prynu eu heiddo yn addas i'r diben. Ac mae hynny'n cynnwys yr holl faterion sy'n ymwneud â lesddaliad, taliadau a chyfrifoldebau hefyd, Jenny, cyn ac ar ôl y Papur Gwyn. Yn amlwg, ar ôl y Papur Gwyn, bydd yn llawer symlach ac yn fwy uniongyrchol.