English: Okay. Just to go back to the question quickly too, we accept that some bodies have expressed concern and we've tried to listen to those, because there's room for improvement always. It's also important to note that we are working constructively with a great number of organisations. So, that work is continuing. For example, we will be holding a conference in a few weeks' time to discuss best practice and successful practices. So, there's very constructive collaboration taking place too and it's important to note that. As regards the work of imposing the standards, one of the things that we have changed is that we're trying to ensure that there are as many opportunities to discuss the issues with the bodies as possible. So, once the Assembly passes a round of standards, the first thing we then do is hold a round of briefings for the sector and all the organisations attend that. It's an opportunity for us to explain and perhaps have an initial discussion about the requirements of the standards too. Following on from that, most importantly, and it's something that we've learned as we've moved along, is that we ensure that we have a meeting or meetings with each body individually. So, every institution that we work with, we have individual meetings with them, and that's where we have the opportunity to discuss the minutiae. So, there is greater opportunity for discussion. We're also very aware that this needs to happen quite soon because, obviously, people are scrutinising us too as regards how long it's taking us to introduce these standards. So, on average, once the standards regulations are passed in the Assembly, it takes about six months for us to have the discussions with the organisations before the final compliance notice is given of the imposition of the these standards to the bodies. So, that's the timetable in outline, and one of the important lessons that we've learned from experience is the importance of having a dialogue with the organisations. I don't know if that answers the question.
Welsh: Ocê. Jest i fynd yn ôl at y cwestiwn yn gyflym hefyd, o ran rydym ni'n derbyn bod yna rai cyrff wedi mynegi pryder ac rydym ni'n ceisio gwrando ar hynny, achos mae yna le i wella drwy'r adeg, mae'n bwysig nodi hefyd, rydw i'n meddwl, ein bod ni yn cydweithio'n adeiladol â nifer fawr o gyrff. Felly, mae'r gwaith yna'n parhau. Er enghraifft, mae gennym ni gynhadledd mewn ychydig o wythnosau i drafod arferion llwyddiannus a fydd yn gyfle i rannu arfer da ac ati. Felly, mae yna gydweithio adeiladol yn digwydd hefyd ac mae'n bwysig nodi hynny. O ran y gwaith gosod safonau, rydw i'n meddwl mai un o'r pethau rydym ni wedi eu newid ydy rydym ni'n ceisio sicrhau bod yna gymaint o gyfleoedd â phosibl i drafod efo cyrff. Felly, unwaith mae'r Cynulliad yn pasio rheoliadau safonau, un o'r pethau cyntaf rydym ni'n ei wneud wedyn ydy cynnal sesiwn briffio ar gyfer y sector. Felly, mae'r cyrff i gyd yn mynychu'r sesiwn yna. Mae o'n gyfle inni egluro'r drefn, ac efallai cael trafodaeth gychwynnol ynglŷn â gofynion y safonau hefyd. Yn dilyn hynny wedyn, ac yn bwysig iawn, a rhywbeth rydym ni wedi'i ddysgu wrth inni symud ymlaen, rydym ni'n sicrhau ein bod ni'n cael cyfarfod neu gyfarfodydd efo pob corff yn unigol, felly, pob un sefydliad rydym ni'n gweithio efo nhw - mae yna gyfarfodydd unigol hefyd a dyna le mae'r cyfleoedd yn dod i drafod mewn manylder wedyn. Felly, mae yna fwy o gyfle i drafod. Rydym ni hefyd yn ymwybodol iawn bod angen i hyn ddigwydd yn weddol fuan achos, yn amlwg, mae pobl yn craffu arnom ni hefyd o ran faint o amser mae'r safonau yn cymryd i'w cyflwyno. Felly, ar gyfartaledd, unwaith mae rheoliadau safonau'n cael eu pasio yn y Cynulliad, mae'n cymryd rhyw chwe mis wedyn i ni drafod efo'r cyrff cyn mae'r hysbysiad cydymffurfio terfynol, sef y safonau terfynol, yn cael ei roi i gyrff. Felly, dyna'n fras ydy'r cyfnod o ran amser, ac un o'r pethau rydym ni wedi'i ddysgu drwy brofiad ydy'r angen yna i gael deialog mor agos â phosib efo cyrff. Nid ydw i'n gwybod os ydy hynny'n ateb y cwestiwn.