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English: I was trying to think how I could get one in, but I couldn't think quick enough. I'll concentrate on the answer. And the First Minister's quip - you, sadly, already said it. I certainly offer my congratulations to Pontypridd in receiving their bee-friendly award. I know the community worked really hard to create those pollinator-friendly food sources - the spaces. And also they raised awareness in an excellent way of the need for pollinators. As I was saying in another answer, I think it's really important that we all monitor that, so I think just raising awareness will help that. I certainly hadn't thought of plaques, but I'd be very happy perhaps to speak to Keep Wales Tidy, who do the eco-school project, for instance, to see if there's any way we can look to doing that. But I certainly am very happy and I will write to Pontypridd Town Council.
Welsh: Roeddwn yn ceisio meddwl sut y gallwn gynnwys un, ond ni allwn feddwl yn ddigon cyflym. Rwyf am ganolbwyntio ar yr ateb. A sylw bachog y Prif Weinidog - yn anffodus, rydych eisoes wedi'i ddweud. Yn sicr, rwy'n llongyfarch Pontypridd ar eu gwobr am fod yn gyfeillgar i wenyn. Gwn fod y gymuned wedi gweithio'n galed iawn i greu'r ffynonellau bwyd hynny sy'n gyfeillgar i bryfed peillio - y mannau. Ac maent wedi codi ymwybyddiaeth hefyd, mewn ffordd ardderchog, o'r angen am bryfed peillio. Fel y dywedais mewn ateb arall, credaf ei bod yn bwysig iawn fod pob un ohonom yn monitro hynny, felly credaf y bydd codi ymwybyddiaeth yn helpu hynny. Yn sicr, nid oeddwn wedi meddwl am blaciau, ond rwy'n fwy na pharod i siarad â Cadwch Gymru'n Daclus, efallai, sy'n gweithredu'r prosiect eco-ysgolion, er enghraifft, i weld a oes unrhyw ffordd y gallwn ystyried gwneud hynny. Ond yn sicr, rwy'n fwy na pharod i ysgrifennu at Gyngor Tref Pontypridd.
English: The LIFE and biodiversity fund of the European Union for reviving certain species and funding environmental projects has invested €65 million in Wales over the last 25 years, and the fund bridges research, development and inclusion, and it funds innovative technologies too. There are a number of projects that have been funded through this, including Celtic forests and essential peat bog restoration. So, I'd like to ask the Minister, therefore: have you asked for assurance that the Westminster Government will fill the funding gap? And, if so, will the European Union have the right, and how will the Westminster and Welsh Governments respond to that?
Welsh: Mae cronfa LIFE a bioamrywiaeth yr Undeb Ewropeaidd ar gyfer adfer rhywogaethau a chyllido prosiectau amgylcheddol wedi buddsoddi €65 miliwn yng Nghymru dros y 25 mlynedd diwethaf, ac mae'r gronfa yn pontio ymchwil, datblygu a chynhwysiad, ac mae'n ariannu technolegau amgylcheddol arloesol. Mae sawl prosiect wedi cael ei ariannu gan hyn, gan gynnwys coedwigoedd Celtaidd ac adfer corsydd mawn hanfodol. Hoffwn ofyn i'r Gweinidog, felly: a ydych chi wedi gofyn am sicrwydd y bydd Llywodraeth San Steffan yn llenwi'r bwlch ariannol pwysig hwn? Ac, os felly, a fydd gan yr Undeb Ewropeaidd yr hawl, a sut bydd ymateb San Steffan a'r Llywodraeth yma i hynny?
English: Thank you. You raise a very important point. You'll be aware that we were promised we would not lose a penny if the UK did vote to leave the European Union, and that's certainly a promise not just myself but all ministerial colleagues, led by the First Minister, are ensuring happens. I know I've had conversations around funding for LIFE. I've been to a fantastic peat bog up in north-west Wales and seen the excellent restoration work that the LIFE funding had provided. So, it's really important that if we are going to meet our carbon reduction targets, react to the climate emergency in a way we would want to, that that funding is still available. So, those discussions are ongoing.
Welsh: Diolch. Rydych yn codi pwynt pwysig iawn. Fe fyddwch yn ymwybodol ein bod wedi cael addewid na fyddem yn colli ceiniog pe bai'r DU yn pleidleisio i adael yr Undeb Ewropeaidd, ac mae hwnnw'n sicr yn addewid yr wyf i, a phob un o fy nghyd-Weinidogion, o dan arweiniad y Prif Weinidog, yn sicrhau ei fod yn digwydd. Gwn fy mod wedi cael sgyrsiau ynghylch cyllid ar gyfer LIFE. Rwyf wedi ymweld â mawnog wych yng ngogledd-orllewin Cymru ac wedi gweld y gwaith adfer ardderchog a ddarparwyd gan gyllid LIFE. Felly, mae'n bwysig iawn, os ydym am gyflawni ein targedau lleihau carbon, ac ymateb i'r argyfwng hinsawdd yn y ffordd y byddem yn dymuno, fod yr arian hwnnw ar gael o hyd. Felly, mae'r trafodaethau hynny'n parhau.
English: Biodiversity is an important part of the consultation exercise you're undertaking at the moment into supporting farms, and the farming community obviously will play a really important role in developing that biodiversity. One thing that is central to your consultation document is specific on-farm plans, individual farm plans, and individual land manager plans. What assessment have you made of the capacity to develop these plans if they are taken forward? I appreciate they're in the consultation at the moment, but surely before you've put that proposal forward you've done some assessment as to the level of capacity that Government and whoever you contract this service out to have. Because we could potentially go from 16,000/17,000 applicants at the moment who've received support up to evidence we've received in committee of 40,000 applicants coming in, if you broaden it right out to that land manager interpretation that the Government employed in the first consultation.
Welsh: Mae bioamrywiaeth yn rhan bwysig o'r ymarfer ymgynghori rydych yn ei gynnal ar hyn o bryd i gefnogi ffermydd, ac mae'n amlwg y bydd y gymuned ffermio yn chwarae rhan bwysig iawn wrth ddatblygu'r fioamrywiaeth honno. Un peth sy'n ganolog i'ch dogfen ymgynghori yw cynlluniau penodol ar y fferm, cynlluniau ffermydd unigol, a chynlluniau rheolwyr tir unigol. Pa asesiad a wnaethoch o'r capasiti i ddatblygu'r cynlluniau hyn os cânt eu datblygu? Rwy'n derbyn eu bod yn yr ymgynghoriad ar hyn o bryd, ond cyn i chi gyflwyno'r cynnig hwnnw, does bosibl nad ydych wedi gwneud rhywfaint o asesu ynghylch lefel y capasiti sydd gan y Llywodraeth a phwy bynnag y byddwch yn contractio'r gwasanaeth hwn iddynt. Oherwydd, o bosibl, gallem fynd o'r 16,000/17,000 o ymgeiswyr sydd wedi cael cefnogaeth ar hyn o bryd i dystiolaeth a gawsom yn y pwyllgor o 40,000 o geisiadau, os ydych yn ei ehangu i gynnwys y dehongliad hwnnw o reolwr tir a ddefnyddiwyd gan y Llywodraeth yn yr ymgynghoriad cyntaf.
English: Thank you. Farmers certainly are part of our response in relation to biodiversity. The farm I visited to launch the consultation, the field I was standing in, the farmer told me very proudly that there was between 90 and 100 tonnes of carbon per hectare stored in that field. So, you can see why farmers are so important in relation to biodiversity. Of course, we have looked at the capacity. We're not starting from a blank page. We've got Rural Payments Wales. We have always said that it is Welsh Government that will obviously bear the brunt of those resource issues. So, I am confident that if the consultation goes the way that we think it will, and people will want that single scheme, because certainly that was what farmers and land managers who responded to the first consultation told us, that we will have the capacity to do it. But, I'm not underestimating it; it is a huge undertaking.
Welsh: Diolch. Yn sicr, mae ffermwyr yn rhan o'n hymateb mewn perthynas â bioamrywiaeth. Yn y fferm yr ymwelais â hi i lansio'r ymgynghoriad, yn y cae y safwn ynddo, dywedodd y ffermwr wrthyf yn falch iawn fod rhwng 90 a 100 tunnell o garbon yr hectar wedi'i storio yn y cae hwnnw. Felly, gallwch weld pam fod ffermwyr mor bwysig mewn perthynas â bioamrywiaeth. Wrth gwrs, rydym wedi edrych ar y capasiti. Nid ydym yn dechrau o dudalen wag. Mae gennym Taliadau Gwledig Cymru. Rydym bob amser wedi dweud mai Llywodraeth Cymru, yn amlwg, fydd yn ysgwyddo baich y problemau hynny o ran adnoddau. Felly, os yw'r ymgynghoriad yn mynd rhagddo yn y ffordd y credwn y bydd, ac os bydd pobl yn awyddus i gael yr un cynllun hwnnw, sef yr hyn a ddywedodd ffermwyr a rheolwyr tir a ymatebodd i'r ymgynghoriad cyntaf wrthym, rwy'n hyderus y bydd gennym y capasiti i wneud hynny. Ond nid wyf yn bychanu maint y dasg; mae'n ymrwymiad enfawr.
English: Officials met with Royal Mail earlier this month to discuss the potential implications of this strategy on Welsh communities. I intend to meet both with Royal Mail and the trade unions as soon as is practical.
Welsh: Cyfarfu swyddogion â'r Post Brenhinol yn gynharach y mis hwn i drafod goblygiadau posibl y strategaeth hon i gymunedau Cymru. Rwy'n bwriadu cyfarfod â'r Post Brenhinol a'r undebau llafur cyn gynted ag y bo'n ymarferol.
English: Thank you, Deputy Minister. Since the privatisation of Royal Mail, there's been a pressure on the company to find profits. The Communication Workers Union, of which I'm a member, has raised concerns that the universal service obligation, which guarantees an equal six-day service to all in the UK, might be reviewed. To many who are isolated and lonely, postal workers can be one of the only few regular points of contact, especially in rural areas. Even in cities such as Newport, local posties are often the first to notice if something is wrong and are very much appreciated by their local communities. The universal service obligation is a fair and much valued service. If this is taken away, there is a fear that the link that community postmen provide will be lost. Can the Deputy Minister assure me that the Welsh Government will be making representations to Royal Mail to highlight the value it puts on the equal six-day service, ensuring that it does all it can to protect the role of the community posties?
Welsh: Diolch, Ddirprwy Weinidog. Ers i'r Post Brenhinol gael ei breifateiddio, mae pwysau wedi bod ar y cwmni i wneud elw. Mae Undeb y Gweithwyr Cyfathrebu, yr wyf yn aelod ohono, wedi mynegi pryderon y gellid adolygu'r rhwymedigaeth gwasanaeth cyffredinol, sy'n gwarantu gwasanaeth chwe diwrnod cyfartal i bawb yn y DU. I lawer o bobl sy'n teimlo'n ynysig ac yn unig, gall gweithwyr post fod yn un o'r ychydig bwyntiau cyswllt rheolaidd, yn enwedig mewn ardaloedd gwledig. Hyd yn oed mewn dinasoedd fel Casnewydd, gweithwyr post lleol yn aml yw'r rhai cyntaf i sylwi bod rhywbeth o'i le ac mae eu cymunedau lleol yn eu gwerthfawrogi'n fawr. Mae'r rhwymedigaeth gwasanaeth cyffredinol yn wasanaeth teg a gwerthfawr. Os caiff ei ddiddymu, ceir pryder y bydd y cyswllt y mae gweithwyr post cymunedol yn ei ddarparu yn cael ei golli. A all y Dirprwy Weinidog roi sicrwydd i mi y bydd Llywodraeth Cymru yn cyflwyno sylwadau i'r Post Brenhinol i nodi'r gwerth y mae'n ei roi ar y gwasanaeth chwe diwrnod cyfartal, gan sicrhau eu bod yn gwneud popeth yn eu gallu i ddiogelu rôl y gweithwyr post cymunedol?
English: Yes, absolutely. As the Member said, I'm very much aware, and the Government is, of the important role that posties play in communities across Wales in terms of not just the service they provide, but almost that link to people, that lifeline to people as well. I will be meeting Royal Mail shortly to discuss this, but also I place equal importance on meeting both the CWU and Unite trade unions, and in both those meetings I'll make sure that the universal service obligation and the role that posties play across our communities are on the agenda at those meetings.
Welsh: Yn sicr. Fel y dywedodd yr Aelod, rwyf innau a'r Llywodraeth yn ymwybodol iawn o'r rôl bwysig y mae gweithwyr post yn ei chwarae mewn cymunedau ledled Cymru, nid yn unig o ran y gwasanaeth y maent yn ei ddarparu, ond y cysylltiad hwnnw â phobl, y rhaff achub honno i bobl. Byddaf yn cyfarfod â'r Post Brenhinol cyn bo hir i drafod hyn, ond credaf fod cyfarfod ag undebau llafur Undeb y Gweithwyr Cyfathrebu ac Unite yr un mor bwysig, ac yn y ddau gyfarfod, byddaf yn sicrhau bod y rhwymedigaeth gwasanaeth cyffredinol a'r rôl y mae gweithwyr post yn ei chwarae yn ein cymunedau ar yr agenda yn y cyfarfodydd hynny.
English: I welcome the news that the Royal Mail is investing around £1.8 billion over the next five years into the postal service as a part of its five-year strategic plan. As a part of Royal Mail's plan to restore its fortunes, the group intends to expand its parcel service and introduce a second parcel delivery. However, Ofcom has warned that Royal Mail's financial position could threaten the sustainability of the universal postal service. What assurance has the Minister received from the Royal Mail that it will continue to meet its legal obligation to deliver letters to the whole country for a fixed fee? Thank you.
Welsh: Rwy'n croesawu'r newyddion fod y Post Brenhinol yn buddsoddi oddeutu £1.8 biliwn yn y gwasanaeth post dros y pum mlynedd nesaf fel rhan o'u cynllun strategol pum mlynedd. Fel rhan o gynllun y Post Brenhinol i adfer ei hun, mae'r grŵp yn bwriadu ehangu eu gwasanaeth parseli a chyflwyno ail ddosbarthiad parseli. Fodd bynnag, mae Ofcom wedi rhybuddio y gallai sefyllfa ariannol y Post Brenhinol fygwth cynaliadwyedd y gwasanaeth post cyffredinol. Pa sicrwydd y mae'r Gweinidog wedi'i gael gan y Post Brenhinol y byddant yn parhau i gyflawni eu rhwymedigaeth gyfreithiol i ddanfon llythyrau i'r wlad gyfan am ffi sefydlog? Diolch.
English: Clearly, Royal Mail services find themselves under pressure because of what has happened in the recent past in terms of privatisation. But, as I've already said to the Member previously, we place great emphasis on retaining the universal service obligation. We know the value that brings to our communities, particularly rural communities across Wales. And that is something that I will certainly be raising in my meetings with both the Royal Mail and the relevant trade unions. I know, in terms of the proposals, there are some positive proposals to make it easier for customers to post parcels, with the introduction of parcel post boxes, and to be able to return them. I think that in particular may help customers in more rural areas. But, absolutely, on our agenda is actually the retention and the value of the universal service obligation and the role that the posties play in our communities across the country.
Welsh: Yn amlwg, mae gwasanaethau'r Post Brenhinol o dan bwysau oherwydd yr hyn sydd wedi digwydd yn ddiweddar mewn perthynas â phreifateiddio. Ond fel rwyf eisoes wedi'i ddweud wrth yr Aelod, rydym yn rhoi pwyslais mawr ar gadw'r rhwymedigaeth gwasanaeth cyffredinol. Rydym yn ymwybodol o'i gwerth i'n cymunedau, yn enwedig cymunedau gwledig ledled Cymru. Ac mae hynny'n sicr yn rhywbeth y byddaf yn ei godi yn fy nghyfarfodydd gyda'r Post Brenhinol a'r undebau llafur perthnasol. O ran yr argymhellion, gwn fod rhai argymhellion cadarnhaol wedi'u gwneud i'w gwneud yn haws i gwsmeriaid bostio parseli, gan gyflwyno blychau post ar gyfer parseli, a'r gallu i'w dychwelyd. Credaf y gallai hynny'n arbennig helpu cwsmeriaid mewn ardaloedd mwy gwledig. Ond yn sicr, mae cadw'r rhwymedigaeth gwasanaeth cyffredinol a'i gwerth, a'r rôl y mae'r gweithwyr post yn ei chwarae yn ein cymunedau ledled y wlad ar ein hagenda.
English: Our fire and rescue services continue to take a range of actions to reduce the number of wildfires in communities across the country. Many interventions are directly funded by the Welsh Government, and these have resulted in a 60 per cent reduction in the incidence of wildfire since 2009.
Welsh: Mae ein gwasanaethau tân ac achub yn parhau i gymryd amrywiaeth o gamau i leihau nifer y tanau gwyllt mewn cymunedau ledled y wlad. Mae llawer o ymyriadau wedi eu hariannu'n uniongyrchol gan Lywodraeth Cymru, ac mae'r rhain wedi arwain at ostyngiad o 60 y cant yn nifer yr achosion o danau gwyllt ers 2009.
English: Thank you, Minister. A short while ago, I had the privilege to meet with Craig Hope and other members of the South Wales Fire and Rescue Service at Aberdare Fire Station to discuss their innovative approach to tackling wildfires. Craig is internationally renowned for his approach to the issue, for example through the development of the wildfire toolbox and the focus on taking a year-round approach as well. We know that overall numbers of wildfires are currently declining, but the ones that are occurring are on a larger scale, which provides a different set of challenges for fire services and for communities as well. There was another major wildfire in my constituency on Abernant mountain just last week. How are the Welsh Government working with partners to reduce the incidence of wildfires, for example, through land management, the spread of best practice and the adoption of a 365-day approach so that lives and property aren't at risk?
Welsh: Diolch, Weinidog. Yn ddiweddar, cefais y fraint o gyfarfod â Craig Hope ac aelodau eraill o Wasanaeth Tân ac Achub De Cymru yng Ngorsaf Dân Aberdâr i drafod eu dull arloesol o fynd i'r afael â thanau gwyllt. Mae Craig yn enwog yn rhyngwladol am ei waith ar y mater, er enghraifft drwy ddatblygu'r blwch offer tanau gwyllt a'r ffocws ar ddull drwy gydol y flwyddyn hefyd. Gwyddom fod nifer yr achosion o danau gwyllt yn gostwng ar hyn o bryd at ei gilydd, ond mae'r rhai sy'n digwydd yn fwy o faint, sy'n arwain at set wahanol o heriau i wasanaethau tân ac i gymunedau hefyd. Cafwyd tân gwyllt mawr arall yn fy etholaeth ar fynydd Abernant yr wythnos diwethaf. Sut y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn gweithio gyda phartneriaid i leihau nifer yr achosion o danau gwyllt, er enghraifft, drwy reoli tir, rhannu arferion gorau a mabwysiadu dull 365 diwrnod fel nad oes perygl i fywydau nac i eiddo?
English: I thank the Member for her question. South Wales Fire and Rescue Service are indeed internationally renowned for the work they're doing, and have actually provided support to fire services across the UK in terms of the expertise that they have built. And I know it already works hard to find that extra support for the specialised equipment that they need in the area. The Member is absolutely right that the emphasis needs to be on year-round and working in partnership. So, while the fire service are the ones on the front line, so to speak, a lot of support has been placed into prevention, the education programmes within schools and those groups deemed at risk, and that can only be done, like you said, in partnership with other stakeholders, such as Natural Resources Wales, the police and community stakeholders. And that is something that has come on since the rise in incidents we saw at Easter a few years ago, and that is some partnership working that we continue to emphasise the value of and take forward, and that's something I will certainly be following up on as the Minister responsible.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am ei chwestiwn. Yn wir, mae Gwasanaeth Tân ac Achub De Cymru yn enwog yn rhyngwladol am y gwaith y maent yn ei wneud, ac mewn gwirionedd, maent wedi darparu cymorth i wasanaethau tân ledled y DU o ran yr arbenigedd y maent wedi'i ddatblygu. A gwn eu bod eisoes yn gweithio'n galed i ddod o hyd i gefnogaeth ychwanegol ar gyfer yr offer arbenigol sydd ei angen arnynt yn yr ardal. Mae'r Aelod yn llygad ei lle fod angen i'r pwyslais fod ar ddull drwy gydol y flwyddyn a gweithio mewn partneriaeth. Felly, er mai'r gwasanaeth tân yw'r rhai ar y rheng flaen, fel petai, mae llawer o gefnogaeth wedi'i rhoi i atal tanau, y rhaglenni addysg mewn ysgolion a'r grwpiau yr ystyrir eu bod mewn perygl, ac ni ellir ond gwneud hynny, fel y dywedoch chi, mewn partneriaeth â rhanddeiliaid eraill, fel Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, yr heddlu a rhanddeiliaid cymunedol. Ac mae hynny'n rhywbeth sydd wedi digwydd ers y cynnydd yn nifer y digwyddiadau a welsom dros y Pasg ychydig flynyddoedd yn ôl, ac mae hwnnw'n waith partneriaeth rydym yn parhau i bwysleisio'i werth a'i ddatblygu, ac mae hynny'n rhywbeth y byddaf yn sicr yn mynd i'r afael ag ef fel y Gweinidog sy'n gyfrifol.
English: Minister, residents who live on or near to Kilvey Hill in Swansea have spoken about living in constant fear of forest fires on the hill. Some of the owners of the smallholdings there have taken to installing their own fire bricks, while Natural Resources Wales, as you've mentioned, have taken steps and, in this case, have taken down trees to reduce the risk to people's properties. I remember, growing up in Vikki Howells's constituency, getting people coming into schools and telling us about the dangers of mountain fires. Judging by the statistics you've given us to date, that probably seems to have worked for a certain generation, anyway. But is there any intelligence out there now that it's different people who are being implicated in the mountain fires that we do have, and whether education needs to be directed in perhaps a slightly different direction?
Welsh: Weinidog, mae trigolion sy'n byw ar Fynydd Cilfái yn Abertawe neu gerllaw wedi sôn am fyw mewn ofn cyson o danau coedwig ar y bryn. Mae rhai o berchnogion y tyddynnod yno wedi dechrau gosod eu briciau tân eu hunain, tra bo Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, fel y dywedoch chi, wedi rhoi camau ar waith, ac yn yr achos hwn, wedi torri coed i leihau'r risg i eiddo pobl. Pan oeddwn yn tyfu i fyny yn etholaeth Vikki Howells, gallaf gofio pobl yn dod i mewn i'r ysgolion ac yn sôn wrthym am beryglon tanau mynydd. O ystyried yr ystadegau rydych wedi'u rhoi i ni hyd yma, mae'n debyg ei fod wedi gweithio ar gyfer cenhedlaeth benodol, beth bynnag. Ond a oes unrhyw dystiolaeth mai pobl wahanol sy'n cael eu cysylltu â'r tanau mynydd rydym yn eu cael bellach, ac a oes angen cyfeirio addysg i gyfeiriad ychydig yn wahanol, efallai?
English: For your constituency you raise that you live with that apprehension about potential wildfires. Deliberately set grass fires of any shape or size are totally unacceptable. They're irresponsible, dangerous and criminal. They not only put communities at risk, but they put them in that position of fear, which is why the preventative approach is so, so important. We do full collaboration with schools, police and other agencies, but also other programmes such as Crimes and Consequences, and the Phoenix Project works with small groups that are identified as being at risk of offending to try and reduce that offending as well, and target that support, training and funding in those cases. Also, we do hear of cases where they've been deliberately set by young people, but there are also cases perhaps when it's arisen from a landowner themselves as well. So, it's actually about keeping going with that cross-partnership working and looking at the preventative agenda. Sure, if any Members have any further evidence or suggestions in terms of how we could take that forward, I'm always happy to receive them as well.
Welsh: Ar gyfer eich etholaeth chi, rydych yn nodi eich bod yn byw gyda'r pryder hwnnw am danau gwyllt posibl. Mae tanau glaswellt o unrhyw siâp neu faint a gynnir yn fwriadol yn gwbl annerbyniol. Maent yn anghyfrifol, yn beryglus ac yn anghyfreithlon. Nid yn unig eu bod yn peryglu cymunedau, ond maent yn peri ofn, a dyna pam fod yr ymagwedd ataliol mor hynod o bwysig. Rydym yn cyd-weithredu'n llawn ag ysgolion, yr heddlu ac asiantaethau eraill, ond hefyd gyda rhaglenni eraill fel Troseddau a Chanlyniadau, ac mae Prosiect Phoenix yn gweithio gyda grwpiau bach y nodwyd eu bod mewn perygl o droseddu i geisio lleihau'r troseddu hwnnw hefyd, ac yn targedu'r cymorth, yr hyfforddiant a'r cyllid yn yr achosion hynny. Hefyd, rydym yn clywed am achosion lle cawsant eu cynnau'n fwriadol gan bobl ifanc, ond ceir achosion hefyd lle byddant wedi'u cynnau gan dirfeddiannwr efallai. Felly, mae a wnelo â pharhau â'r gwaith traws-bartneriaethol hwnnw ac edrych ar yr agenda ataliol. Yn sicr, os oes gan unrhyw Aelodau unrhyw dystiolaeth neu awgrymiadau pellach o ran sut y gallem fwrw ymlaen â hynny, rwyf bob amser yn fodlon eu cymryd.