English: I thank Heledd Fychan for that question. In terms of a review, I think our position has been laid out by the First Minister, as he did in First Minister's questions. But, as I've said, we're looking at the result of the practice review later on this year and at what Care Inspectorate Wales says about the social services, and we will see if there are any wider lessons that we need to learn from that. We have had a lot of reviews in Wales. We really feel that we should be continuing with the action that we've started to improve the lives of young people who are care-experienced and to make sure that we give them the best chance that we possibly can. I think it is important to mention the 95 per cent who are deemed to have good accommodation that is safe, secure and affordable, because lots of young people who leave care do achieve and do have happy, fulfilled lives, so I wouldn't want anyone to think that the tragic stories that we've heard are typical, but they're so important, and they are that 5 per cent that she mentions that we've got to do all we possibly can to help. And to re-echo, that's why we want to reduce the number of children in care, so that children who really absolutely have to come into care, we're able to put all our resources in to try to stop there being - you know, to try to give them the best lives that we possibly can. In terms of youth homelessness, that's obviously something that we're very concerned about and we do put considerable resources into youth homelessness. We put £3.7 million through the youth support grant, and we have homelessness officers working in youth teams in order to identify young people who may be at risk. And we've also put £3.1 million in the youth homelessness innovation fund, and, with that fund, we're trying out different ways of providing accommodation for young people. We've also, this year, put in £60 million for housing and care, which is to provide accommodation where young people who are in need of support are able to live independently but with support. So, that £60 million is going to be spent this year in providing that sort of accommodation. And generally, I think it's just this year that we've got £197 million in homelessness and housing support. So, I think we've certainly put the money in there and we're certainly seeing some innovative responses coming from that, but I absolutely accept the points that Heledd makes and I think that we've just got to do all that we possibly can to help that 5 per cent.
Welsh: Diolch i Heledd Fychan am ei chwestiwn. O ran adolygiad, credaf fod ein safbwynt wedi'i nodi gan y Prif Weinidog, fel y gwnaeth yng nghwestiynau'r Prif Weinidog. Ond fel y dywedais, rydym yn edrych ar ganlyniad yr adolygiad ymarfer yn nes ymlaen eleni ac ar yr hyn y mae Arolygiaeth Gofal Cymru yn ei ddweud am y gwasanaethau cymdeithasol, a chawn weld a oes unrhyw wersi ehangach y mae angen i ni eu dysgu o hynny. Rydym wedi cael llawer o adolygiadau yng Nghymru. Rydym yn teimlo'n gryf y dylem fod yn parhau â'r camau yr ydym wedi'u dechrau i wella bywydau pobl ifanc â phrofiad o ofal ac i sicrhau ein bod yn rhoi'r cyfle gorau posibl iddynt. Credaf ei bod yn bwysig sôn am y 95 y cant yr ystyrir bod ganddynt lety da sy'n saff, yn ddiogel ac yn fforddiadwy, gan fod llawer o bobl ifanc sy'n gadael gofal yn cyflawni ac yn cael bywydau hapus, bodlon, felly ni fyddwn am i unrhyw un feddwl bod y straeon trasig a glywsom yn nodweddiadol, ond maent mor bwysig, a rhain yw'r 5 y cant y mae hi'n nodi bod yn rhaid inni wneud popeth a allwn i'w helpu. Ac i adleisio unwaith eto, dyna pam ein bod yn dymuno lleihau nifer y plant sydd mewn gofal er mwyn inni allu darparu ein holl adnoddau ar gyfer plant y mae gwir angen iddynt fynd i mewn i ofal, i geisio sicrhau nad oes - wyddoch chi, i geisio rhoi'r bywydau gorau posibl iddynt. Ar ddigartrefedd ymhlith pobl ifanc, mae hynny'n amlwg yn rhywbeth yr ydym yn bryderus iawn yn ei gylch ac rydym yn darparu adnoddau sylweddol i fynd i'r afael â digartrefedd ymhlith pobl ifanc. Rhoesom £3.7 miliwn drwy'r grant cymorth ieuenctid, ac mae gennym swyddogion digartrefedd yn gweithio mewn timau ieuenctid er mwyn nodi pobl ifanc a allai fod mewn perygl. Ac rydym hefyd wedi rhoi £3.1 miliwn yn y gronfa arloesi ar gyfer pobl ifanc ddigartref, a chyda'r gronfa honno, rydym yn rhoi cynnig ar wahanol ffyrdd o ddarparu llety i bobl ifanc. Rydym hefyd, eleni, wedi darparu £60 miliwn ar gyfer tai a gofal, er mwyn darparu llety lle gall pobl ifanc sydd angen cymorth fyw'n annibynnol ond gyda chymorth. Felly, bydd y £60 miliwn hwnnw yn cael ei wario eleni ar ddarparu'r math hwnnw o lety. Ac yn gyffredinol, credaf fod gennym £197 miliwn mewn cymorth digartrefedd a thai eleni. Felly, credaf ein bod yn sicr wedi darparu'r arian, ac rydym yn sicr yn gweld ymatebion arloesol o ganlyniad i hynny, ond rwy'n derbyn pwyntiau Heledd yn llwyr, a chredaf fod yn rhaid inni wneud popeth a allwn i helpu'r 5 y cant hynny.