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English: Thank you. Well, last week, nearly four years after the Nurse Staffing Levels (Wales) Act 2016 received Royal Assent, your health Minister issued a short statement stating only that the all-Wales nurse staffing programme is driving the exploratory work of extending the 2016 Act. At the end of last month, the Royal College of Nursing in Wales launched its progress and challenge report on the implementation of the Act, which said that the nursing workforce in Wales is facing a national crisis: the high number of vacancies, estimated by them at around 1,600 minimum, are compounded by greater shortages in the care home sector and the prospect of significant losses to retirement over the next five to 10 years. How, therefore, does the Welsh Government - do you - respond to the questions they posed for the Welsh Government in the context of north Wales? How are the special measures arrangements for Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board monitoring and supporting the board to be compliant with the Act? Will you increase student nursing numbers, as the health board has requested, and will you support the placement of non-commissioned student nurses from Glyndŵr University, as the health board has requested?
Welsh: Diolch. Wel, yr wythnos diwethaf, bron i bedair blynedd ar ôl i Ddeddf Lefelau Staff Nyrsio (Cymru) 2016 gael Cydsyniad Brenhinol, cyhoeddodd eich Gweinidog iechyd ddatganiad cryno yn datgan mai dim ond rhaglen staff nyrsio Cymru gyfan sy'n sbarduno'r gwaith archwiliadol o ymestyn Deddf 2016. Ddiwedd y mis diwethaf, lansiodd Coleg Brenhinol y Nyrsys yng Nghymru ei adroddiad cynnydd a her ar weithredu'r Ddeddf, a ddywedodd bod y gweithlu nyrsio yng Nghymru yn wynebu argyfwng cenedlaethol: gwaethygir nifer uchel y swyddi gwag, yr amcangyfrifwyd ganddyn nhw i fod o leiaf 1,600, gan fwy o brinder yn y sector cartrefi gofal a'r posibilrwydd o golledion sylweddol i ymddeoliad yn ystod y pum i 10 mlynedd nesaf. Sut, felly, mae Llywodraeth Cymru - ydych chi - yn ymateb i'r cwestiynau a ofynnwyd ganddyn nhw i Lywodraeth Cymru yng nghyd-destun y gogledd? Sut mae'r trefniadau mesurau arbennig ar gyfer Bwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Betsi Cadwaladr yn monitro ac yn cynorthwyo'r bwrdd i gydymffurfio â'r Ddeddf? A wnewch chi gynyddu nifer y myfyrwyr dan hyfforddiant, fel y mae'r bwrdd iechyd wedi gofyn i chi ei wneud, ac a wnewch chi gefnogi lleoli nyrsys dan hyfforddiant nad ydynt wedi'u comisiynu o Brifysgol Glyndŵr, fel y mae'r bwrdd iechyd wedi gofyn i chi ei wneud?
English: I'm sure the First Minister will agree with me that one of the key factors for any workforce to feel safe and supported is if they feel that there are proper systems in place to enable them to effectively raise concerns if they see something that they feel is wrong, if they see practices that they don't feel are safe, if they see that there are practices that they don't feel are respectful and effective. I'm sure the First Minister will be aware that there are concerns that our current practices here in Wales are not sufficiently independent, and those concerns are raised by both parents and families and also by professional organisations. Can the First Minister say whether or not he is convinced that we are putting the right steps in place here in Wales to ensure that staff can be supported when they raise concerns, and will he undertake to have a further discussions with the Minister for Health and Social Services to reassure himself that there is no more that we can do to ensure that concerns are raised safely - more that we can do and are not currently doing?
Welsh: Rwy'n siŵr y bydd y Prif Weinidog yn cytuno â mi mai un o'r ffactorau allweddol i unrhyw weithlu deimlo'n ddiogel a'u bod yn cael cefnogaeth yw os byddan nhw'n teimlo bod systemau priodol ar waith i ganiatáu iddyn nhw godi pryderon yn effeithiol os byddan nhw'n gweld rhywbeth y maen nhw'n teimlo sy'n anghywir, os byddan nhw'n gweld arferion nad ydyn nhw'n teimlo sy'n ddiogel, os byddan nhw'n gweld bod arferion nad ydyn nhw'n teimlo sy'n dangos parch ac yn effeithiol. Rwy'n siŵr y bydd y Prif Weinidog yn ymwybodol bod pryderon nad yw ein harferion presennol yma yng Nghymru yn ddigon annibynnol, a chaiff y pryderon hynny eu codi gan rieni a theuluoedd a hefyd gan sefydliadau proffesiynol. A all y Prif Weinidog ddweud pa un a yw wedi ei argyhoeddi ai peidio ein bod ni'n rhoi'r camau cywir ar waith yma yng Nghymru i sicrhau y gellir cynorthwyo staff pan eu bod yn codi pryderon, ac a wnaiff ef ymrwymo i gael trafodaethau pellach gyda'r Gweinidog Iechyd a Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol i dawelu ei feddwl ei hun nad oes mwy y gallwn ni ei wneud i sicrhau bod pryderon yn cael eu codi'n ddiogel - mwy y gallwn ni ei wneud ac nad ydym ni'n ei wneud ar hyn o bryd?
English: First Minister, we all know the pressure the NHS staff are under, especially at this time of year. Another Christmas and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board remains still under special measures. Will the north Wales health board still be under your Government's control and supervision next Christmas?
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, rydym ni i gyd yn ymwybodol o'r pwysau sydd ar staff y GIG, yn enwedig ar yr adeg hon o'r flwyddyn. Mae'n Nadolig eto ac mae Bwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Betsi Cadwaladr yn dal i fod yn destun mesurau arbennig. A fydd bwrdd iechyd gogledd Cymru yn dal i fod o dan reolaeth a goruchwyliaeth eich Llywodraeth chi y Nadolig nesaf?
English: Well, I'll answer that question this time next year, Llywydd.
Welsh: Wel, fe atebaf y cwestiwn hwnnw yr adeg yma y flwyddyn nesaf, Llywydd.
English: Llywydd, I thank the Member for that. The Minister for Health and Social Services has made a commitment to consider the introduction of a rapid access model to treat pancreatic cancer. Discussion of these matters has already been held with the Wales Cancer Network.
Welsh: Llywydd, diolchaf i'r Aelod am hynna. Mae'r Gweinidog Iechyd a Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol wedi gwneud ymrwymiad i ystyried cyflwyno model mynediad cyflym i drin canser pancreatig. Cynhaliwyd trafodaeth ar y materion hyn eisoes gyda Rhwydwaith Canser Cymru.
English: Thank you, First Minister. Following our very well-supported cross-party debate on this, I was contacted last week by a lady who'd just had a diagnosis last week of pancreatic cancer, but had been told she would have to wait two months for surgery. She was upset and shocked by that. Her husband was understandably very angry and I really felt for both of them, because we know that pancreatic cancer is one of the most lethal cancers and really needs to be treated within 21 days. I'm very grateful for the update that you've just provided and that you are already taking action following the debate that we held here, but what assurances can you give that, in the interim, while we look at that rapid access issue, we also look at urgently commissioning operations across the border in England for patients who are well enough to be able to make that journey to have their operation in a timely way?
Welsh: Diolch, Prif Weinidog. Yn dilyn ein dadl drawsbleidiol ar hyn, a gefnogwyd yn dda, cysylltodd menyw â mi yr wythnos diwethaf a oedd newydd gael diagnosis yr wythnos diwethaf o ganser pancreatig, ond dywedwyd wrthi y byddai'n rhaid iddi aros dau fis am lawdriniaeth. Fe wnaeth hynny beri gofid a syndod mawr iddi. Yn ddealladwy, roedd ei gŵr yn ddig iawn ac roeddwn i'n cydymdeimlo â'r ddau ohonyn nhw, gan ein bod ni'n gwybod bod canser pancreatig yn un o'r canserau mwyaf angheuol a bod angen ei drin o fewn 21 diwrnod mewn gwirionedd. Rwy'n ddiolchgar iawn am y diweddariad yr ydych chi newydd ei roi a'ch bod chi eisoes yn cymryd camau yn dilyn y ddadl a gynhaliwyd gennym yn y fan yma, ond pa sicrwydd allwch chi ei roi, yn y cyfamser, tra ein bod ni'n edrych ar y mater mynediad cyflym hwnnw, ein bod ni hefyd yn edrych ar frys ar gomisiynu llawdriniaethau dros y ffin yn Lloegr i gleifion sy'n ddigon iach i allu cyflawni'r daith honno i gael eu llawdriniaeth yn brydlon?
English: First Minister, Pancreatic Cancer UK has said it's 'disappointing to see the Welsh Government refusing to acknowledge the fact that pancreatic cancer is a cancer emergency when other UK Governments have accepted the need to act faster when there is a clinical need'. Now, I do welcome what you've just said, because it does seem quite a change in emphasis in terms of rapid access to surgery, but it's a general approach that we need, because this is a relatively common cancer and the prognosis remains really very disappointing, whereas, in the last 40 years, many other common cancers have increased the survival time and the chance, indeed, of going into permanent remission. That's what we need, and I do hope that this is the first step you're making to really focus on pancreatic cancer so that it is brought to the same sort of level that we have, in fairness, achieved for other common cancers.
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, mae Pancreatic Cancer UK wedi dweud ei fod yn siomedig o weld Llywodraeth Cymru yn gwrthod cydnabod y ffaith bod canser pancreatig yn argyfwng canser pan fo Llywodraethau eraill y DU wedi derbyn yr angen i weithredu'n gyflymach pan fo angen clinigol. Nawr, rwyf yn croesawu'r hyn yr ydych chi newydd ei ddweud, gan ei fod yn ymddangos yn newid pwyslais sylweddol o ran mynediad cyflym at lawdriniaeth, ond dull cyffredinol sydd ei angen arnom ni, gan fod hwn yn ganser cymharol gyffredin ac mae'r prognosis yn parhau i fod yn siomedig iawn, tra, yn ystod y 40 mlynedd diwethaf, bod llawer o ganserau cyffredin eraill wedi cynyddu'r amser a'r siawns o oroesi, yn wir, o ollyngdod parhaol. Dyna sydd ei angen arnom ni, ac rwy'n gobeithio mai dyma'r cam cyntaf yr ydych chi'n ei wneud i ganolbwyntio'n wirioneddol ar ganser pancreatig fel ei fod yn cael ei dynnu i'r un math o lefel ag yr ydym ni, a bod yn deg, wedi ei gyflawni ar gyfer canserau cyffredin eraill.
English: I accept what the First Minister said in the sober and serious answers that he has given to earlier questions, and in contrast very effectively with the pantomime that we had at the beginning of questions today. The fact remains that Wales does have one of the lowest cancer survival rates in the world amongst countries of comparable data. For surviving five years we're thirty fourth out of 36 in the latest figures that I've seen from Pancreatic Cancer UK, whose ribbon I'm wearing today. I'm sure the First Minister will accept from me that if we look back 10 or 15 years, we looked at prostate cancer in much the same dim light, but tremendous advances have been made in the treatment of prostate cancer in that time and the same could be true with greater priority for pancreatic cancer sufferers as well. I know the Government has been swift to declare a climate emergency; I can't understand therefore why it's feeling in any way inhibited from doing the same thing for pancreatic cancer because this is going to make a tremendous difference potentially to the lives of a large number of people given the incredibly distressing news that this brings to people who suddenly find that they are sufferers. The survival rate for a month is only about 25 per cent, or whatever it is - for a year it's only 25 per cent or so. So, the greater the degree of priority the Government can give to this the better it will be.
Welsh: Rwy'n derbyn yr hyn a ddywedodd y Prif Weinidog yn yr atebion sobr a difrifol y mae wedi eu rhoi i gwestiynau cynharach, ac yn wahanol iawn i'r pantomeim a gawsom ni ar ddechrau'r cwestiynau heddiw. Erys y ffaith fod gan Gymru un o'r cyfraddau goroesi canser isaf yn y byd ymhlith gwledydd sydd â data cymaradwy. Rydym ni'n bedwerydd ar ddeg ar hugain o 36 yn y ffigurau diweddaraf yr wyf i wedi eu gweld gan Pancreatic Cancer UK, yr wyf i'n gwisgo eu rhuban heddiw, o ran goroesi am bum mlynedd. Rwy'n siŵr y bydd y Prif Weinidog yn derbyn gennyf, os edrychwn ni yn ôl 10 neu 15 mlynedd, ein bod ni'n edrych ar ganser y prostad yn yr un modd negyddol, ond bu datblygiadau aruthrol o ran trin canser y prostad yn y cyfnod hwnnw a gallai'r un peth fod yn wir gyda mwy o flaenoriaeth i ddioddefwyr canser pancreatig hefyd. Gwn fod y Llywodraeth wedi bod yn gyflym i ddatgan argyfwng hinsawdd; ni allaf ddeall felly pam y mae'n teimlo mewn unrhyw ffordd ei bod wedi ei llesteirio rhag gwneud yr un peth ar gyfer canser pancreatig oherwydd mae hyn yn mynd i wneud gwahaniaeth aruthrol o bosibl i fywydau nifer fawr o bobl o gofio'r newyddion hynod ofidus y mae hyn yn ei gyfleu i bobl sy'n darganfod yn sydyn eu bod yn ddioddefwyr. Tua 25 y cant yn unig yw'r gyfradd oroesi am fis, neu beth bynnag yw ef - dim ond tua 25 y cant yw ef am flwyddyn. Felly, po fwyaf o flaenoriaeth y gall y Llywodraeth ei rhoi i hyn, y gorau fydd pethau.
English: I thank the Member for that serious question and I'll try to continue to give him a serious answer. The reason why I think we are reluctant to pick a particular form of cancer and to declare that an emergency is that, for every patient who has a diagnosis of any form of cancer that is an emergency in their lives. We have been reluctant, I think, for very good reasons to go down a route in which we have a hierarchy of different conditions, in which we try and pick out a particular condition and try to say that it is somehow more important and more significant than another condition. That's not to say that I don't understand the case that is made because of the very particular impact that this cancer and the difficulties of early diagnosis have. So, I'm not for a minute dismissing the case that is made, but in a serious answer that's the reason why we've been reluctant to go down that route. Pancreatic cancer for anybody who is suffering from it is an emergency, but so is it for somebody who has a liver cancer or a lung cancer or a breast cancer. And I'm reluctant to say that one form of cancer is somehow more urgent or more of an emergency than another because, from the patient's point of view, I really don't think it looks like that.
Welsh: Diolchaf i'r Aelod am y cwestiwn difrifol yna ac fe geisiaf barhau i roi ateb difrifol iddo. Y rheswm pam rwy'n credu ein bod ni'n gyndyn o ddewis math arbennig o ganser a datgan bod hwnnw'n argyfwng yw ar gyfer pob claf sy'n cael diagnosis o unrhyw fath o ganser mae hwnnw'n argyfwng yn eu bywydau. Rydym ni wedi bod yn amharod, rwy'n credu, am resymau da iawn i ddilyn trywydd lle mae gennym ni hierarchaeth o wahanol gyflyrau, lle'r ydym ni'n ceisio tynnu sylw at gyflwr penodol ac yn ceisio dweud ei fod rywsut yn bwysicach ac yn fwy arwyddocaol na chyflwr arall. Nid yw hynny'n golygu nad wyf i'n deall y ddadl sy'n cael ei gwneud oherwydd yr effaith benodol iawn y mae'r canser hwn ac anawsterau diagnosis cynnar yn ei chael. Felly, nid wyf i am funud yn wfftio'r ddadl sy'n cael ei gwneud, ond mewn ateb difrifol dyna'r rheswm pam yr ydym ni wedi bod yn gyndyn i ddilyn y trywydd hwnnw. Mae canser pancreatig i unrhyw un sy'n dioddef ohono yn argyfwng, ond mae hynny hefyd yn wir i rywun sydd â chanser yr afu neu ganser yr ysgyfaint neu ganser y fron. Ac rwy'n gyndyn i ddweud bod un math o ganser yn achos mwy brys neu'n fwy o argyfwng rywsut nag un arall oherwydd, o safbwynt y claf, nid wyf i wir yn meddwl ei fod yn edrych felly.
English: I thank the Member for that question. The Blaenau Gwent Valleys taskforce initiatives include £500,000 to establish Parc Bryn Bach as a gateway site for the Valleys regional park. At the same time, the areas will benefit from the foundational economy challenge fund, the empty homes grant and, in the new year, the integrated responsive bus pilot planned for Blaenau Gwent.
Welsh: Diolchaf i'r Aelod am y cwestiwn yna. Mae mentrau tasglu Cymoedd Blaenau Gwent yn cynnwys £500,000 i sefydlu Parc Bryn Bach fel safle porth i barc rhanbarthol y Cymoedd. Ar yr un pryd, bydd yr ardaloedd yn elwa ar gronfa her yr economi sylfaenol, y grant cartrefi gwag ac, yn y flwyddyn newydd, y cynllun arbrofol bysiau ymatebol integredig y bwriedir ei gynnal ym Mlaenau Gwent.
English: I'm grateful to you, First Minister, for that response, and also to the economy Deputy Minister, who's been leading on many of those initiatives. I'm also grateful to the economy Minister for his words and meetings in this last week about developments with Thales and with TVR. The Welsh Government has committed significant resources and made a number of statements on supporting the investment in TVR and supporting the growth of the Thales presence in Ebbw Vale, and we're all very pleased to see those investments taking place within the borough. But we're also looking at the overall framework of Tech Valleys, and it's important that the commitment that was made by this Government to £100 million investment over the coming decade to change completely the economic future, not just of Blaenau Gwent but of the whole of the Heads of the Valleys region, is delivered and that we can see those elements of delivery falling into place over the coming period. First Minister, can you outline to us how you expect Tech Valleys to be developing over the coming 12 months and the investments that you anticipate seeing being delivered in that time frame?
Welsh: Rwy'n ddiolchgar i chi, Prif Weinidog, am yr ymateb yna, a hefyd i Ddirprwy Weinidog yr economi, sydd wedi bod yn arwain ar lawer o'r mentrau hynny. Rwyf i hefyd yn ddiolchgar i Weinidog yr economi am ei eiriau a'i gyfarfodydd yn ystod yr wythnos ddiwethaf am y datblygiadau gyda Thales ac chyda TVR. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi ymrwymo adnoddau sylweddol ac wedi gwneud nifer o ddatganiadau ar gefnogi'r buddsoddiad yn TVR a chefnogi twf presenoldeb Thales yng Nglynebwy, ac rydym ni i gyd yn falch iawn o weld y buddsoddiadau hynny'n cael eu gwneud yn y fwrdeistref. Ond rydym ni hefyd yn edrych ar fframwaith cyffredinol y Cymoedd Technoleg, ac mae'n bwysig bod yr ymrwymiad a wnaed gan y Llywodraeth hon i fuddsoddiad o £100 miliwn dros y degawd nesaf i newid yn llwyr dyfodol economaidd, nid yn unig Blaenau Gwent ond holl ranbarth Blaenau'r Cymoedd, yn cael ei gyflawni ac y gallwn ni weld yr elfennau hynny o ddarpariaeth yn dod i rym dros y cyfnod sydd i ddod. Prif Weinidog, a allwch chi ddweud wrthym ni sut yr ydych chi'n disgwyl i'r Cymoedd Technoleg fod yn datblygu dros y 12 mis nesaf a'r buddsoddiadau yr ydych chi'n rhagweld y byddan nhw'n cael eu gwneud yn ystod y cyfnod amser hwn?
English: I thank the Member. Although provision of broadband is not a devolved matter, the Welsh Government has stepped in to protect Welsh citizens from market failure. Over £32 million has been invested, for example, in providing over 111,000 premises across west Wales with average broadband speeds of 82 Mbps.
Welsh: Diolchaf i'r Aelod. Er nad yw darparu band eang yn fater sydd wedi ei ddatganoli, mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi camu i'r adwy i ddiogelu dinasyddion Cymru rhag methiant y farchnad. Buddsoddwyd dros £32 miliwn, er enghraifft, mewn darparu cyflymder band eang cyfartalog o 82 Mbps i dros 111,000 o safleoedd ar draws y gorllewin.
English: Thank you for that, although I have to say that your efforts to protect broadband speeds haven't been altogether successful. A report released by consumer group uSwitch last week reinforced the discrepancy between broadband speeds. For example, in Penffordd, the slowest average download speeds were recorded, which meant a two-hour Netflix HD film would take more than 11 hours to download. However, in Clare Walk in Pembroke, that same film could be downloaded in a mere 11 minutes. My concern about this is because, as we know, broadband speeds are vital for health, for education, for communications and for entertainment. You have had serious sums of money, and I note that in the Labour manifesto, you are offering free broadband to all in your Christmas festive getaway. But, what can you do to ensure that the money that you've been given by Westminster for these projects already [ Interruption.] - I'm going to ignore the squeaks in the background - actually ensure that we have broadband fit for purpose? You've had loads of money.
Welsh: Diolch am hynna, er mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud nad yw eich ymdrechion i ddiogelu cyflymderau band eang wedi bod yn gwbl lwyddiannus. Ail-bwysleisiodd adroddiad a gyhoeddwyd gan y grŵp defnyddwyr uSwitch yr wythnos diwethaf yr anghysondeb rhwng cyflymderau band eang. Er enghraifft, ym Mhenffordd, cofnodwyd y cyflymderau lawrlwytho cyfartalog arafaf, a oedd yn golygu y byddai ffilm Netflix HD dwy awr o hyd yn cymryd mwy nag 11 awr i'w lawrlwytho. Fodd bynnag, yn Clare Walk ym Mhenfro, gellid lawrlwytho'r un ffilm honno mewn 11 munud yn unig. Fy mhryder ynglŷn â hyn yw oherwydd, fel y gwyddom, mae cyflymderau band eang yn hanfodol ar gyfer iechyd, ar gyfer addysg, ar gyfer cyfathrebu ac ar gyfer adloniant. Rydych chi wedi cael symiau sylweddol o arian, a sylwaf ym maniffesto'r Blaid Lafur eich bod chi'n cynnig band eang am ddim i bawb yn rhan o'ch anrhegion Nadolig. Ond, beth allwch chi ei wneud i sicrhau bod yr arian a roddwyd i chi gan San Steffan ar gyfer y prosiectau hyn eisoes [ Torri ar draws.] - rwy'n mynd i anwybyddu'r gwichian yn y cefndir - yn sicrhau mewn gwirionedd bod gennym ni fand eang sy'n addas i'w ddiben? Rydych chi wedi cael llwyth o arian.
English: Llywydd, the Welsh Government is not given money by the UK Government for this purpose because this is a non-devolved responsibility. So, the Member's questions would be much better directed to those who are responsible for this matter. What the Welsh Government has done is to use money provided to us for other purposes, and money that we get from the European Union, to make good the failure of the Conservative Government to address the matters - the real, very proper matters - that the Member has raised. She is quite right to say that the Labour Party, in our manifesto, makes proposals that would address the difficulties that the Member has identified. Under the current universal service obligation. We have a position in Wales that is not universal. It is certainly not an obligation. In some parts of Wales, it's barely a service. The Labour Party and our manifesto recognises that, in the future, broadband will not be a nice-to-have service or an accessory; it will be an important utility, and ought to be treated as a universal service. We will invest to make sure that those communities right across Wales who rely on broadband for their businesses and for their homes will have it under a Labour Government. People in Wales who are interested in that and who have heard what the Member says will know who they have to vote for in order to get it.
Welsh: Llywydd, nid yw Llywodraeth Cymru yn cael arian gan Lywodraeth y DU at y diben hwn gan fod hwn yn gyfrifoldeb nad yw wedi ei ddatganoli. Felly, byddai'n llawer gwell i'r Aelod gyfeirio ei gwestiynau at y rhai sy'n gyfrifol am y mater hwn. Yr hyn y mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi ei wneud yw defnyddio arian a ddarparwyd i ni at ddibenion eraill, ac arian yr ydym yn ei gael gan yr Undeb Ewropeaidd, i unioni methiant y Llywodraeth Geidwadol i fynd i'r afael â'r problemau - y problemau gwirioneddol, go iawn - y mae'r Aelod wedi eu codi. Mae hi'n hollol iawn i ddweud bod y Blaid Lafur, yn ein maniffesto, yn gwneud cynigion a fyddai'n mynd i'r afael â'r anawsterau y mae'r Aelod wedi eu nodi. O dan rwymedigaeth gyfredol y gwasanaeth cyffredinol. Mae gennym ni sefyllfa yng Nghymru nad yw'n gyffredinol. Yn sicr, nid yw'n rhwymedigaeth. Mewn rhai rhannau o Gymru, prin iawn ei fod yn wasanaeth. Mae'r Blaid Lafur a'n maniffesto yn cydnabod na fydd band eang yn wasanaeth braf i'w gael neu'n ategol yn y dyfodol; bydd yn gyfleustod pwysig, a dylid ei drin fel gwasanaeth cyffredinol. Byddwn yn buddsoddi i sicrhau y bydd y cymunedau hynny ledled Cymru sy'n dibynnu ar fand eang ar gyfer eu busnesau ac ar gyfer eu cartrefi yn ei gael o dan Lywodraeth Lafur. Mae pobl yng Nghymru sydd â diddordeb yn hynny ac sydd wedi clywed yr hyn y mae'r Aelod yn ei ddweud yn gwybod pwy y mae'n rhaid iddyn nhw bleidleisio drosto er mwyn ei gael.