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English: I look forward to the First Minister allowing us to go through the books with him. Will he organise a briefing when we can actually look, line by line, at where we can reprioritise the budget in a progressive, socialist way? Now, can the First Minister clarify one thing? You referred to discussions. Are you willing to enter into negotiations with the health unions in the pay dispute, and indeed with all the public sector unions that are balloting for strike action? The Labour Party in Westminster routinely calls on the Government there to get around the table in situations such as this. The Labour Party in Scotland is making that point as well. Are you prepared to get around the table? The Royal College of Nursing has told us that the health Minister has declined to negotiate with the Welsh Partnership Forum, a body comprised of trade unions, NHS leaders and Welsh Government representatives, which, according to the RCN, has a long history of productive social partnership on matters related to pay. Why are you refusing to meet with them, when social partnership is meant to be a core principle to you, and you are literally the Labour Party? I mean, is that what success after 100 years now looks like?
Welsh: Rwy'n edrych ymlaen at weld y Prif Weinidog yn caniatáu i ni fynd drwy'r llyfrau gydag ef. A fydd e'n trefnu sesiwn friffio pan gawn ni edrych mewn gwirionedd, fesul llinell, ar ble y gallwn ni ailflaenoriaethu'r gyllideb mewn ffordd flaengar, sosialaidd? Nawr, a wnaiff y Prif Weinidog egluro un peth? Fe gyfeirioch chi at drafodaethau. Ydych chi'n barod i gynnal trafodaethau gyda'r undebau iechyd yn yr anghydfod dros gyflogau, ac yn wir gyda'r holl undebau sector cyhoeddus sy'n pleidleisio dros streicio? Mae'r Blaid Lafur yn San Steffan yn galw ar y Llywodraeth yno fel mater o drefn i ddod o gwmpas y bwrdd mewn sefyllfaoedd fel hyn. Mae'r Blaid Lafur yn yr Alban yn gwneud y pwynt hwnnw hefyd. Ydych chi'n barod i ddod o gwmpas y bwrdd? Mae'r Coleg Nyrsio Brenhinol wedi dweud wrthym fod y Gweinidog iechyd wedi gwrthod trafod gyda Fforwm Partneriaeth Cymru, corff sy'n cynnwys undebau llafur, arweinwyr y GIG a chynrychiolwyr Llywodraeth Cymru, sydd, yn ôl y Coleg Nyrsio Brenhinol yn meddu ar hanes hir o bartneriaeth gymdeithasol gynhyrchiol ar faterion sy'n gysylltiedig â chyflogau. Pam ydych chi'n gwrthod cwrdd â nhw, pan fo partneriaeth gymdeithasol i fod yn egwyddor graidd i chi, a chi yw'r Blaid Lafur yn llythrennol? Hynny yw, ai dyna sut mae llwyddiant ar ôl 100 mlynedd yn edrych bellach?
English: Well, Llywydd, first of all, I'm grateful to the leader of Plaid Cymru for agreeing to come to a detailed briefing on the circumstances that we will face here in Wales once we have seen the results of this Thursday's autumn statement. Llywydd, all strike action ends in the end in negotiation, and that's the way I believe that the current difficulties that we see in public services here in Wales will be resolved. A Labour Government never refuses to talk to our partners, but it has to be done in a way that is fair to all partners in any partnership forum. The RCN is not the only union that represents workers in the health service, and other trade unions are consulting their members currently. You have to carry out these negotiations in a way that recognises the interests of more than one group or one organisation. But the principle that strike action is resolved in the end through negotiations is one that we absolutely understand, because this is a Government, despite the very difficult times we are in and will go on being in, that believes firmly and without hesitation that social partnership is the right way to make sure that very challenging issues can be resolved properly between us.
Welsh: Wel, Llywydd, yn gyntaf oll, rwy'n ddiolchgar i arweinydd Plaid Cymru am gytuno i ddod i sesiwn friffio manwl ar yr amgylchiadau y byddwn yn eu hwynebu yma yng Nghymru pan fyddwn wedi gweld canlyniadau datganiad yr hydref ddydd Iau. Llywydd, mae pob streic yn dod i ben yn y diwedd wrth drafod, a dyna'r ffordd rwy'n credu y bydd yr anawsterau presennol a welwn ni mewn gwasanaethau cyhoeddus yma yng Nghymru yn cael eu datrys. Nid yw Llywodraeth Lafur byth yn gwrthod siarad â'n partneriaid, ond mae'n rhaid ei wneud mewn ffordd sy'n deg i bob partner mewn unrhyw fforwm partneriaeth. Nid y Coleg Nyrsio Brenhinol yw'r unig undeb sy'n cynrychioli gweithwyr yn y gwasanaeth iechyd, ac mae undebau llafur eraill yn ymgynghori gyda'u haelodau ar hyn o bryd. Mae'n rhaid i chi gynnal y trafodaethau hyn mewn ffordd sy'n cydnabod buddiannau mwy nag un grŵp neu un sefydliad. Ond mae'r egwyddor bod streicio yn cael ei ddatrys yn y diwedd drwy drafodaethau yn un yr ydym yn ei deall yn llwyr, oherwydd Llywodraeth yw hon, er gwaethaf y cyfnod anodd iawn yr ydym ynddo ac y byddwn yn parhau ynddo, sy'n credu'n gryf a heb betruso mai partneriaeth gymdeithasol yw'r ffordd gywir o wneud yn siŵr bod modd datrys materion heriol iawn rhyngom ni.
English: Llywydd, our allotment support grant has allocated £750,000 this year across local authorities to help improve and increase allotment provision. In addition to this dedicated fund, other programmes such as the community land advisory service also support the development of allotments.
Welsh: Llywydd, mae ein grant cymorth rhandiroedd wedi dyrannu £750,000 eleni ar draws awdurdodau lleol i helpu i wella a chynyddu'r ddarpariaeth o randiroedd. Yn ogystal â'r gronfa bwrpasol hon, mae rhaglenni eraill fel y gwasanaeth cynghori ar dir cymunedol hefyd yn cefnogi datblygiad rhandiroedd.
English: I thank the First Minister for his reply. I've got allotments in my constituency that have benefited from the grants that have been available, but there are still very many people who want an allotment but cannot get one. The public sector in Wales, both Welsh Government sponsored bodies, the Welsh Government itself and local authorities, have land that they own but currently have no beneficial use for. Will the Welsh Government promote the use of such land to be used for allotments, rather than just being left there?
Welsh: Diolch i'r Prif Weinidog am ei ateb. Mae gen i randiroedd yn fy etholaeth sydd wedi elwa ar grantiau a oedd ar gael, ond mae yna lawer iawn o bobl o hyd sydd eisiau rhandir ond yn methu cael un. Mae gan y sector cyhoeddus yng Nghymru, y ddau gorff a noddir gan Lywodraeth Cymru, Llywodraeth Cymru ei hun ac awdurdodau lleol, dir y maen nhw'n berchen arno ond, ar hyn o bryd, nid oes ganddyn nhw ddefnydd buddiol ar ei gyfer. A fydd Llywodraeth Cymru'n annog defnyddio tir o'r fath ar gyfer rhandiroedd, yn hytrach na'i weld yn cael ei adael?
English: Thanks to the generosity of the Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society, over an acre of land has been gifted to the local community to grow their own fruit and vegetables, enabling some 40 Pembrokeshire residents from across all generations to tend to their own piece of land. The project has been spearheaded by Grŵp Resilience, a community-led operation, which aims to foster self-reliance and community spirit by working with individuals, Government organisations and businesses to promote a more sustainable way of life. Grŵp Resilience have been a huge benefit to west Wales, through both the development of over 25 community growing spaces or enhancing our understanding of greener, cleaner and self-sufficient communities. Given their success, First Minister, what steps is the Welsh Government taking to emulate their community model across all of Wales?
Welsh: Diolch i haelioni Cymdeithas Amaethyddol Sir Benfro, rhoddwyd dros erw o dir yn rhodd i'r gymuned leol i dyfu eu ffrwythau a'u llysiau eu hunain, gan alluogi tua 40 o drigolion sir Benfro o bob cenhedlaeth i edrych ar ôl eu darn nhw eu hunain o dir. Arweiniwyd y prosiect gan Grŵp Resilience, ymgyrch a arweinir gan y gymuned, sy'n ceisio meithrin hunanddibyniaeth ac ysbryd cymunedol trwy weithio gydag unigolion, sefydliadau'r Llywodraeth a busnesau i hyrwyddo ffordd fwy cynaliadwy o fyw. Mae Grŵp Resilience wedi bod o fudd enfawr i orllewin Cymru, drwy ddatblygu dros 25 o fannau tyfu cymunedol neu wrth wella ein dealltwriaeth o gymunedau mwy gwyrdd, glanach a hunangynhaliol. O ystyried eu llwyddiant, Prif Weinidog, pa gamau mae Llywodraeth Cymru'n eu cymryd i efelychu eu model cymunedol ar draws Cymru gyfan?
English: I thank the Member for that information. I think what it illustrates is something that you will see in every part of Wales, that the interest in community food growing is wider than just allotments and that it has an enormously enthusiastic group of people there who are interested in finding ways in which not just individuals on their own allotments but, if I think of my own constituency, just bits of marginal land that otherwise were having no purposeful use to them have been taken over by community groups who now look after them, grow food on them, make them available to that local community. And what you see happening in Pembrokeshire I think you will find replicated in that way in every part of Wales. It's why we are committed to the development of a community food strategy, because that will allow us to think of ways in which we can harness that enormous community effort, and, by offering some wider support through public authorities, allow them to do even more in the future.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am y wybodaeth yna. Rwy'n credu bod yr hyn y mae'n ei ddangos yw rhywbeth y byddwch chi'n ei weld ym mhob rhan o Gymru, bod y diddordeb mewn tyfu bwyd cymunedol yn ehangach na rhandiroedd yn unig a bod ganddo grŵp hynod frwdfrydig o bobl yno sydd â diddordeb mewn dod o hyd i ffyrdd, nid unigolion yn unig ar eu rhandiroedd eu hunain ond, os ydw i'n meddwl am fy etholaeth fy hun, dim ond darnau o dir ymylol oedd fel arall heb unrhyw ddefnydd pwrpasol wedi eu cymryd drosodd gan grwpiau cymunedol sydd bellach yn gofalu amdanyn nhw, yn tyfu bwyd arnyn nhw, yn sicrhau eu bod ar gael i'r gymuned leol honno. A bydd yr hyn a welwch chi yn digwydd yn sir Benfro rwy'n credu yn cael eich efelychu yn y ffordd honno ym mhob rhan o Gymru. Dyna pam yr ydym wedi ymrwymo i ddatblygu strategaeth fwyd gymunedol, oherwydd bydd hynny'n ein galluogi ni i ni feddwl am ffyrdd i harneisio'r ymdrech gymunedol enfawr honno, a thrwy gynnig rhywfaint o gefnogaeth ehangach drwy awdurdodau cyhoeddus, eu galluogi nhw i wneud hyd yn oed yn fwy yn y dyfodol.
English: Well, Llywydd, thank you to Cefin Campbell for the question. We are committed to delivering 20,000 new low-carbon homes for rent in the social sector and we've allocated record levels of funding, with £300 million allocated this year. This includes a 40 per cent increase in funding in Mid and West Wales.
Welsh: Wel, Llywydd, diolch i Cefin Campbell am y cwestiwn. Rydyn ni wedi ymrwymo i sicrhau 20,000 o gartrefi carbon isel newydd i'w rhentu yn y sector cymdeithasol ac wedi buddsoddi mwy o gyllid nag erioed, gan ddarparu £300 miliwn eleni. Mae hyn yn cynnwys 40 y cant o gynnydd yn y canolbarth a'r gorllewin.
English: Thank you very much. As you know, almost 90,000 households in Wales are on the waiting list for social housing at the moment. This has increased from 65,000 homes in 2018, and charities expect that number to increase further. And trends across Mid and West Wales are very concerning indeed, with the number of households on waiting lists in 2022 up by almost 50 per cent in Pembrokeshire and over 100 per cent in Powys, as compared to the figures of four years ago. However, I'm pleased to say that Carmarthenshire, under the leadership of Plaid Cymru, has shown a different pattern, with a reduction of some 12 per cent in the number of households waiting for social housing at the moment. What assessment has the Welsh Government made, therefore, of how Carmarthenshire County Council has succeeded in delivering this? Will the First Minister commit to looking into what lessons can be learned from the good practice in Carmarthenshire in other local authority areas in Wales?
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr iawn. Fel rŷch chi'n gwybod, mae bron i 90,000 o aelwydydd yng Nghymru ar y rhestr aros am dai cymdeithasol ar hyn o bryd. Mae hyn wedi codi o 65,000 o gartrefi yn 2018, ac mae elusennau'n disgwyl i'r nifer godi ymhellach. Ac mae tueddiadau ar draws Canolbarth a Gorllewin Cymru yn peri pryder mawr, gyda nifer yr aelwydydd ar restrau aros yn 2022 lan bron 50 y cant yn sir Benfro a dros 100 y cant ym Mhowys, o'i gymharu â ffigurau pedair blynedd yn ôl. Fodd bynnag, rwy'n falch o ddweud fod sir Gâr, dan arweinyddiaeth Plaid Cymru, wedi dangos patrwm gwahanol, gyda gostyngiad o ryw 12 y cant yn nifer yr aelwydydd sy'n aros am dai cymdeithasol ar hyn o bryd. Pa asesiad mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi'i wneud, felly, o sut mae Cyngor Sir Caerfyrddin wedi llwyddo i gyflawni hyn? A wnaiff y Prif Weinidog ymrwymo i archwilio pa wersi y gellid eu dysgu o arfer da sir Gâr mewn ardaloedd awdurdodau eraill yng Nghymru?
English: I thank Cefin Campbell for that supplementary question. I have had one opportunity to discuss with civil servants who have looked at the experience in Carmarthenshire, because it does stand out, doesn't it? When you see what's happened in Carmarthenshire in the context of south-west Wales, the record in Carmarthenshire is different to that of other local authorities. What officials have suggested to me, just in that initial conversation, is that Carmarthenshire has been working in this field over the long term. They have purchased homes when homes come on to the market for sale, and they have a development programme that is deeper in breadth than that of other local authorities in the region. So, it is possible that there are lessons to be learned from the experience of Carmarthenshire. Carmarthenshire has also collaborated with us as a Government, and Carmarthenshire was one of the original local authorities where we had lifted the right to buy social housing, and that has helped in Carmarthenshire in the longer term as compared to other local authorities. And they've worked with us to use the funding that we have provided to bring empty homes back into use for rental purposes. So, I think it is important to look into the experiences in Carmarthenshire to see whether there is something different that the council is doing there, but also to place that in the context of the effort that we are making to help, to help to invest with local authorities as a whole and with other groups who do important work in the field.
Welsh: Diolch i Cefin Campbell am y cwestiwn ychwanegol yna. Dwi wedi cael un cyfle i siarad gyda'r gweision sifil sydd wedi edrych i mewn i'r profiad yn sir Gâr, achos mae e yn sefyll mas, onid yw e? Rŷch chi'n gweld beth sydd wedi digwydd yn sir Gâr yng nghyd-destun de-orllewin Cymru, ac mae record sir Gâr yn rhywbeth gwahanol i'r awdurdodau lleol eraill. Beth mae swyddogion wedi awgrymu i fi, jest yn y sgwrs gyntaf, yw bod sir Gâr wedi bod yn gweithio yn y maes hwn dros y tymor hir. Maen nhw wedi prynu tai pan fo tai yn dod lan ar y farchnad ar werth, ac mae rhaglen ddatblygu gyda nhw sy'n fwy dwfn na'r rhai sydd gyda'r awdurdodau lleol eraill yn y rhanbarth. So, mae'n bosib bod gwersi i'w dysgu mas o'r profiad mae sir Gâr wedi'i gael. Mae sir Gâr hefyd wedi cydweithio â ni fel Llywodraeth, ac roedd sir Gâr yn un o'r awdurdodau lleol gwreiddiol ble roedden ni wedi codi'r hawl i brynu tai cymdeithasol, ac mae hwnna wedi helpu yn sir Gâr a'r tymor fwy nac mewn rhai awdurdodau lleol eraill. A hefyd maen nhw wedi gweithio gyda ni i ddefnyddio'r arian rŷn ni wedi'i roi ar y bwrdd i dynnu tai gwag nôl i rentu i bobl. So, dwi'n meddwl ei bod hi'n bwysig i edrych i mewn i'r profiadau yn sir Gâr i weld os oes rhywbeth gwahanol mae'r cyngor yn ei wneud, ond hefyd i roi hwnna yng nghyd-destun yr ymdrech fwyaf rŷn ni'n treial i helpu, i helpu i fuddsoddi gyda'r awdurdodau lleol a hefyd gyda'r bobl eraill sy'n gwneud gwaith pwysig yn y maes.
English: First Minister, a recent freedom of information request showed that, in Powys, there are around 4,500 households waiting for social housing. I'm sure you'll agree with me that that's extremely worrying. I'm sure those individuals and those people on that waiting list, like I do, want to know today what you and your Government are doing to fix this problem, because, as you said earlier, funding is coming forward, but it's not achieving the results you want. So, instead of chasing headlines, First Minister, do you think removing things like the phosphate regulations imposed by Natural Resources Wales would go some way to unblocking the planning system?
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, dangosodd cais rhyddid gwybodaeth diweddar fod tua 4,500 o aelwydydd yn aros am dai cymdeithasol ym Mhowys. Rwy'n siŵr y byddwch chi'n cytuno â mi bod hynny'n peri pryder mawr. Rwy'n siŵr bod yr unigolion hynny a'r bobl hynny ar y rhestr aros honno, fel yr wyf i, eisiau gwybod heddiw beth yr ydych chi a'ch Llywodraeth yn ei wneud i ddatrys y broblem hon, oherwydd, fel y dywedoch chi'n gynharach, mae cyllid ar gael, ond nid yw'n cyflawni'r canlyniadau yr ydych chi eu heisiau. Felly, yn lle ceisio penawdau, Prif Weinidog Cymru, ydych chi'n credu y byddai cael gwared ar bethau fel y rheoliadau ffosffad a osodwyd gan Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru yn mynd rhywfaint o'r ffordd tuag at ddadflocio'r system gynllunio?
English: Well, I certainly don't think that allowing greater pollution of rivers in Powys would be something that would be supported by the Member's constituents, and let us be very clear that when he says 'lifting the phosphate regulations', that is exactly what he means - it is exactly what he means - he cannot mean anything else. If you allow housing developments to take place knowing - knowing - that that will lead to greater pollution of watercourses and rivers, then that will be the impact of doing what the Member proposes. Now, fortunately, most people who work in this area, including organisations in Powys, have a more constructive attitude to solving the dilemma that we face. Of course we need to be able to build houses in Powys and other parts of Wales; that means we have to find a sustainable solution that building those houses does not have guaranteed into them additional pollution impact on rivers that are already - already - over-polluted. A series of contributions will be needed to that: there will be a need for a contribution from the regulator; there will be a need for a contribution of Dŵr Cymru; there will be in need for a contribution from farming interests; and there will be a need for a contribution from housing developers who have techniques that they can use and are willing to use that would mean that, when you build new houses, it does not lead -
Welsh: Wel, yn sicr, dydw i ddim yn credu y byddai caniatáu mwy o lygredd yn afonydd Powys yn rhywbeth a fyddai'n cael ei gefnogi gan etholwyr yr Aelod, a gadewch i ni fod yn glir iawn pan ddywed 'cael gwared ar reoliadau ffosffad', dyna'n union mae'n ei olygu - dyna'n union mae'n ei olygu - ni all olygu unrhyw beth arall. Os ydych chi'n caniatáu i ddatblygiadau tai ddigwydd gan wybod - gan wybod - y bydd hynny'n arwain at fwy o lygru cyrsiau dŵr ac afonydd, yna dyna fydd effaith gwneud yr hyn y mae'r Aelod yn ei gynnig. Erbyn hyn, yn ffodus, mae gan y rhan fwyaf o bobl sy'n gweithio yn y maes hwn, gan gynnwys sefydliadau ym Mhowys, agwedd fwy adeiladol tuag at ddatrys y cyfyng-gyngor sy'n ein hwynebu. Wrth gwrs mae angen i ni allu adeiladu tai ym Mhowys a rhannau eraill o Gymru; mae hynny'n golygu bod yn rhaid i ni ddod o hyd i ateb cynaliadwy fel nad yw adeiladu'r tai hynny yn achosi llygredd ychwanegol mewn afonydd sydd eisoes - eisoes - wedi'u gor-lygru. Bydd angen cyfres o gyfraniadau: bydd angen cyfraniad gan y rheoleiddiwr; bydd angen cyfraniad Dŵr Cymru; bydd angen cyfraniad gan fuddiannau ffermio; a bydd angen cyfraniad gan ddatblygwyr tai sydd â thechnegau y gallant eu defnyddio ac sy'n fodlon eu defnyddio a fyddai'n golygu, pan fyddwch chi'n adeiladu tai newydd, nad yw'n arwain -
English: I'm really sorry, First Minister, but there are many backbenchers from at least two parties who are seeking to contribute in your place on this debate. I'd rather hear you than them - all of them. All of them. First Minister.
Welsh: Mae'n wir ddrwg gennyf i, Prif Weinidog, ond mae llawer o aelodau meinciau cefn o ddwy blaid o leiaf yn ceisio cyfrannu yn eich lle chi yn y ddadl hon. Byddai'n well gennyf i eich clywed chi na nhw - pob un ohonyn nhw. Pob un ohonyn nhw. Prif Weinidog.
English: Llywydd, thank you. I was simply trying to explain to the Member that the problem he identifies is a real one, but the solution that he proposes only makes another problem, a very serious problem, worse. We will not solve the problem in that way. The only way we will solve it is by collecting together the contribution of many different agencies and organisations. That includes house builders. I think they recognise that. There are techniques that they can develop that would mean that house building can take place without the damage that would be done by the simplistic solution that James Evans offered us, which would undoubtedly lead to additional pollution.
Welsh: Llywydd, diolch. Roeddwn i'n ceisio egluro i'r Aelod bod y broblem y mae'n ei nodi yn un go iawn, ond mae'r ateb y mae'n ei gynnig yn creu problem arall, problem ddifrifol iawn, yn waeth. Ni fyddwn ni'n datrys y broblem yn y ffordd honno. Yr unig ffordd y byddwn ni'n ei datrys yw drwy gasglu ynghyd gyfraniad nifer o wahanol asiantaethau a sefydliadau. Mae hynny'n cynnwys adeiladwyr tai. Rwy'n credu eu bod nhw'n cydnabod hynny. Mae technegau y gallant eu datblygu a fyddai'n golygu y gall adeiladu tai ddigwydd heb y difrod a fyddai'n cael ei achosi gan yr ateb gor-syml a gynigiodd James Evans i ni, a fyddai heb os, yn arwain at lygredd ychwanegol.
English: Llywydd, last week I had a constructive meeting with the Prime Minister, during which I set out a series of practical measures that could be included in the Chancellor's statement on 17 November. Those practical measures would help the most vulnerable in our communities.
Welsh: Llywydd, yr wythnos diwethaf cefais gyfarfod adeiladol gyda Phrif Weinidog y DU, pan gyflwynais gyfres o fesurau ymarferol y gellid eu cynnwys yn natganiad y Canghellor ar 17 Tachwedd. Byddai'r mesurau ymarferol hynny yn helpu'r rhai mwyaf agored i niwed yn ein cymunedau.
English: I'm truly glad to hear that Welsh Government has laid out its priorities in advance of the autumn statement. We know, as a matter of fact, from our constituents, from our local authorities and our third sector that mark 1 Conservative austerity tore the guts out of local government and has imperilled the continuation of the third sector, despite the best efforts of our local authority colleagues and despite the best efforts of volunteers and the voluntary sector out there. What reason on earth would we have to believe that Conservative austerity mark 2 would fare any better for the people of Wales and the public services on which they rely?
Welsh: Rwy'n wirioneddol falch o glywed bod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi amlinellu ei blaenoriaethau cyn datganiad yr hydref. Gwyddom, fel mater o ffaith, oddi wrth ein hetholwyr, ein hawdurdodau lleol a'n trydydd sector bod cyni rhif 1 y Ceidwadwyr wedi rhwygo'r perfeddion allan o lywodraeth leol ac wedi peryglu parhad y trydydd sector, er gwaethaf ymdrechion gorau ein cydweithwyr yn yr awdurdodau lleol ac er gwaethaf ymdrechion gorau gwirfoddolwyr a'r sector gwirfoddol allan yna. Pa reswm ar y ddaear fyddai gennym i gredu y byddai cyni rhif 2 y Ceidwadwyr yn cynnig unrhyw beth gwell i bobl Cymru a'r gwasanaethau cyhoeddus y maen nhw'n dibynnu arnyn nhw?