English: Just quickly, the fees is an interesting point, and this is something that we have a challenge with. And, even though I was saying earlier that we weren't looking at shops, for example, because of the situation, market failure is responsible for some things in Ynys Môn, and we have to plug that gap as well. So, we have to be very careful, and there is an economic impact on some of the services we provide, and leisure is one of those. Clearly, in disadvantaged areas, we want to keep those costs low in order to ensure that the use is there, the preventative use, the community use, and get people through the doors, not just young people, but amongst the older generation, it's important that we keep those open. But, also, because we're looking at that cost-neutral element, we find that we're making a loss in some of those areas. And, also, there are fees that we can't touch, for example, planning. And I challenge this a little, because, if you put planning applications in, and you're willing to spend tens of thousands of pounds on planning and building, we're restricted on some of those in terms of the fees that we can charge, and you could argue, perhaps, that that's something that needs to be looked at. So, it is a very complex field, and we can't look at it as one. And, also, the impact, perhaps, of raising 3 per cent on the service users, in comparison with 5 per cent in council tax - perhaps it would be cheaper to raise the 5 per cent on council tax rather than that 3 per cent on the use of services, for families and so on. So, just the complexity of the conversation is something that I'm trying to highlight here, and that those conversations are happening in 22 authorities, because they understand their areas and the impact on their areas.
Welsh: Ie, jest yn sydyn, mae'r ffioedd yn un diddorol ofnadwy, ac mae hwn yn un rydyn ni'n cael her arno fo. Ac er fy mod i'n sôn ynglŷn â'n bod ni ddim yn edrych ar y siopau gynnau achos y sefyllfa, mae yna market failure mewn rai pethau ar Ynys Môn, ac rydyn ni'n gorfod plygio'r gap yna hefyd. So, mae'n rhaid i ni fod yn ofalus iawn, ac mae effaith economaidd ar rai o'r gwasanaethau rydyn ni'n eu gwneud, ac mae hamdden yn un o'r rheini. Yn amlwg, mewn ardaloedd difreintiedig, rydyn ni eisiau cadw'r costau yna'n isel er mwyn gwneud yn siŵr bod y defnydd yna, yn gymunedol, y gwaith ataliol, a chael pobl drwy'r drysau yna, nid yn unig ymysg pobl ifanc, ond ymysg pobl hŷn, mae'n bwysig ein bod ni'n cadw'r rheini'n agored. Ond, wedyn, rydyn ni efallai'n cario - achos ein bod ni'n edrych ar y cost neutral yna - rydyn ni'n ffeindio ein bod ni'n gwneud colled yn rhai o'r ardaloedd yna. Ac mae yna hefyd ffioedd rydyn ni ddim yn cael cyffwrdd, megis cynllunio. A dwi'n herio hwn ychydig bach, achos os ydych chi'n rhoi ceisiadau cynllunio i mewn, ac rydych chi'n barod i wario degau o filoedd ar gais cynllunio ac adeiladu, rydyn ni wedi cael ein cyfyngu, ar rai o'r rheini, ar faint o ffi rydyn ni'n cael codi, lle y gallwch chi ddadlau efallai bod hwnna'n un sydd angen ei edrych arno fo. Felly, mae o'n faes hynod o gymhleth, a fedrwn ni ddim edrych arno fo fel un. A hefyd, effaith codi, efallai 3 y cant, ar ddefnydd gwasanaeth, o gymharu â 5 y cant ar dreth gyngor - efallai bod o'n rhatach codi'r 5 y cant ar dreth gyngor na'r 3 y cant yna ar ddefnydd gwasanaeth, i'r teuluoedd ac yn y blaen. Felly, jest cymhlethdod y sgwrs dwi'n trio amlygu yn y fan yma, a bod y sgyrsiau yna'n digwydd mewn 22 awdurdod, achos eu bod nhw'n deall eu hardaloedd a'r effaith yna ar eu hardaloedd.