English: Yes, thank you, Chair. On homelessness, I'm sure you will be aware that there are volunteers in Swansea, as there are in a number of our large towns and cities, who go out regularly to help to give food to the homeless and so on on our streets. I go out with them occasionally, and the last time I was with them there were some 25 people on the streets of Swansea who are regularly sleeping rough. The streets are obviously very dangerous for them. They suffer attacks and so on. Of course, there are challenges of drugs and alcohol, mental health problems and so on. There's a very real problem there that seems to be on the increase and, of course, there are challenges facing everyone, I know. But would you agree with me in the first place that the Welsh Government needs to do more - naturally, in collaboration with our local authorities - to find a solution to this? As I say, there are some 25 who are sleeping rough regularly on the streets of Swansea. One idea is to create 'safe zones' because these people now seem to be persecuted. I would like to think, as a society, we would seek to care for these people. I know there are places available, but, on occasion, you can't access those various places for various reasons. So, I would hope that a civilised society would seek to care for these people who are forced to be on the streets for various reasons, rather than persecuting them and arresting them on occasion. And, for the rest of this Assembly, can I just ask for your ideas on how you'd develop that agenda just to do something for these people who have fallen through every safety net out there?
Welsh: Ie, diolch, Cadeirydd. Ynglŷn â digartrefedd, rŷch chi'n ymwybodol, dwi'n siŵr, mae yna wirfoddolwyr yn Abertawe, fel yn nifer o'n trefi a dinasoedd mawrion ni, sydd yn mynd allan yn rheolaidd i fwydo'r sawl sy'n ddigartref ar ein strydoedd. Dwi'n mynd allan efo nhw yn achlysurol, ac mae yna - tro diwethaf es i allan efo nhw - rhyw 25 o bobl ar strydoedd Abertawe sydd tu allan i bopeth. Maen nhw'n cysgu ar y strydoedd yn rheolaidd. Mae'r strydoedd yn amlwg yn llefydd peryglus iddyn nhw. Maen nhw'n gorfod dioddef ymosodiadau ac ati. Wrth gwrs, mae yna heriau cyffuriau ac alcohol ac ati, iechyd meddwl hefyd. Ond mae yna broblem real yn fanna sydd i'w gweld yn cynyddu ac, wrth gwrs, mae yna heriau dwi'n gwybod yn wynebu pawb. Ond byddech chi'n cytuno yn y lle cyntaf bod angen i Lywodraeth Cymru allu gwneud mwy - yn naturiol, mewn cydweithrediad â'n hawdurdodau lleol - i ffeindio ateb i hyn? Fel dwi'n dweud, rhyw 25 sy'n rheolaidd ar strydoedd Abertawe. Wrth gwrs, un syniad ydy creu parthau saff - safe zones - achos nawr mae pobl wastad yn cael eu herlid. Buaswn i'n leicio meddwl, fel cymdeithas buasen ni eisiau gofalu am y bobl yma. Dwi'n gwybod mae yna lefydd i'w cael, ond weithiau dŷch chi ddim yn gallu cael mynediad iddyn nhw am wahanol resymau. Wedyn, buaswn i'n gobeithio buasai'r gymdeithas wâr yn gallu gofalu am y bobl yma sydd yn rhaid iddyn nhw fod allan ar y strydoedd am wahanol resymau, yn lle eu herlid nhw neu eu harestio nhw weithiau. Felly, am y gweddill o'r Cynulliad yma, gallaf i jest ofyn i chi am eich syniadau a sut y buasech chi'n datblygu'r agenda yna jest i wneud rhywbeth gogyfer y bobl yma sydd wedi cwympo drwy bob rhwydwaith bosib sydd allan yna?