English: I think that that's an entirely appropriate question, and I'm sure it's a question that the Government itself will want to discuss with you. The indirect costs are around £200,000, if I remember correctly, over five years, and that isn't a trivial amount, but it has been spread over the whole of the public sector in Wales. What we've had to do - and I will say this beforehand - as a Finance Committee is to allocate that across the whole sector. There are insufficient evidence, facts and information to say on which part of the public sector the costs are more likely to fall more heavily than on others. Just to give you an example, the costs of dealing with complaints in the health sector swallow up 80 per cent of the ombudsman's work and funding. So, it gives you an impression of - . If we have a system that improves those systematic failings in that system, then we can make significant savings. However, at present, we are not succeeding in doing that. At present, the ombudsman is dealing with individual complaints, but there is no systematic improvement. So, there are a number of things with regard to this Bill in terms of the own-initiative investigations and standardising those standards that will, hopefully, improve that systematic side of things. So, that's why we are saying very clearly in the memorandum that there will be savings in that regard as a result of this Bill, but, what we can't do is to give any kind of estimate for that. We would love to do that, as a Finance Committee, but, very simply, there is insufficient evidence or facts for us to do that.
Welsh: Rwy'n credu bod hwnnw'n gwestiwn cwbl briodol ac yn gwestiwn, mae'n siŵr, y bydd y Llywodraeth hithau eisiau ei drafod â chi. Mae'r costau anuniongyrchol yna o gwmpas y £200,000, os rwy'n cofio'n iawn, dros y pum mlynedd, sydd ddim yn fater bach iawn, ond mae wedi'i wasgaru dros holl sector cyhoeddus Cymru. Yr hyn yr ydym wedi gorfod ei wneud - a gwnaf i ddweud hyn ymlaen llaw - fel Pwyllgor Cyllid yw dyrannu hynny dros y sector i gyd. Nid oes tystiolaeth, nid oes yna ddim digon o ffeithiau na gwybodaeth gyda ni, i ddweud ym mha ran o'r sector cyhoeddus y bydd y costau yn fwy tebygol o fod yn fwy trwm na'i gilydd. Jest i roi enghraifft i chi, mae costau delio â chwynion yn y sector iechyd yn llyncu 80 y cant o waith ac arian yr ombwdsmon. Felly, mae'n rhoi argraff i chi o'r - . Os ydym ni'n cael system a fydd yn gwella'r methiannau systemig yn y system yna, fe fyddwn ni'n gallu gwneud arbedion sylweddol iawn. Ond, ar hyn o bryd, nid ydym ni'n llwyddo i wneud hynny. Ar hyn o bryd, mae'r ombwdsmon yn llwyddiannus yn delio â chwynion unigol, ond nid oes yna ddim gwellhad dros y system. Mae yna nifer o bethau law yn llaw yn y Bil yma ynglŷn â mentrau ar ei liwt ei hunan, ynglŷn â gweithio a chysoni safonau, sydd, gobeithio, yn mynd i wella'r ochr yna o bethau hefyd. Felly, dyna pam rydym ni hefyd yn dweud yn glir iawn yn y memorandwm y bydd arbedion yn y modd yna o'r Bil yma, ond, wrth gwrs, beth nad ydym ni'n gallu ei wneud yw rhoi unrhyw bris ar hynny, yn anffodus, a byddem ni wedi dwlu gwneud, fel Pwyllgor Cyllid, rhoi pris ar hynny, ond, yn syml iawn, nid oes yna ddigon o dystiolaeth na ffeithiau inni wneud hynny.