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English: Yes, of course, I'd be happy to meet my fellow Wales Co-operative Members of the Senedd to discuss this. Community transport has an important part to play as part of the mix of solutions we see to achieve modal shift. We are trialling, of course, with Transport for Wales, our own Fflecsi bus service, which adopts a similar principle to community transport of providing a flexibility to meet people's needs, putting the user first. I'm conscious that Accessible Caring Transport in the Member's constituency was designed specifically for those who find it difficult or impossible to use conventional buses, and provides an important gap in the market. How we are able to continue to do this and how Rhondda Cynon Taf are able to afford to continue to do it, given the budget challenges we all face, is a live question, and I'd be very happy to discuss that with her and other Members.
Welsh: Wrth gwrs, byddwn yn hapus i gyfarfod â fy nghyd-Aelodau o Blaid Gydweithredol Cymru yn y Senedd i drafod hyn. Mae gan drafnidiaeth gymunedol ran bwysig i'w chwarae fel rhan o'r gymysgedd o atebion a welwn er mwyn newid dulliau teithio. Rydym yn treialu ein gwasanaeth bws Fflecsi ein hunain gyda Trafnidiaeth Cymru, gwasanaeth sy'n mabwysiadu egwyddor debyg i drafnidiaeth gymunedol, sef darparu hyblygrwydd er mwyn diwallu anghenion pobl, gan roi'r defnyddiwr yn gyntaf. Rwy'n ymwybodol fod Accessible Caring Transport yn etholaeth yr Aelod wedi'i gynllunio'n benodol ar gyfer y rhai sy'n ei chael yn anodd neu'n amhosibl defnyddio bysiau confensiynol, ac mae'n darparu bwlch pwysig yn y farchnad. Mae sut y gallwn barhau i wneud hyn a sut y gall Rhondda Cynon Taf fforddio parhau i'w wneud o ystyried yr heriau cyllidebol y mae pawb ohonom yn eu hwynebu, yn gwestiwn byw, a byddwn yn hapus iawn i drafod hynny gyda hi ac Aelodau eraill.
English: As the Deputy Minister will be aware, the Connecting Communities programme has ended earlier than planned, because the Welsh Government's invitation and selection of the project was not in accordance with requirements of European regulations. The Connecting Communities programme has been a lifeline for vulnerable people to be able to access vital services, and for them to maintain a level of freedom they would otherwise be unable to achieve. I'm sure that the Deputy Minister will agree with me that there is significant need for support to continue to grow community travel facilities, particularly in rural and semi-rural locations like the Vale of Glamorgan and RCT, where transport links can be unreliable. Can the Deputy Minister outline what discussions they have had with the community links association in order to provide a new stream of funding for community travel? Thank you.
Welsh: Fel y gŵyr y Dirprwy Weinidog, daeth y rhaglen Cysylltu Cymunedau i ben yn gynharach na'r disgwyl am nad oedd dull Llywodraeth Cymru o wahodd a dethol y prosiect yn cydymffurfio â gofynion rheoliadau Ewropeaidd. Mae'r rhaglen Cysylltu Cymunedau wedi bod yn achubiaeth i bobl fregus allu defnyddio gwasanaethau hanfodol, ac i gynnal lefel o ryddid na fyddent fel arall yn gallu ei mwynhau. Rwy'n siŵr y bydd y Dirprwy Weinidog yn cytuno bod angen sylweddol am gymorth i barhau i dyfu cyfleusterau teithio cymunedol, yn enwedig mewn lleoliadau gwledig a lled-wledig fel Bro Morgannwg a RhCT, lle gall cysylltiadau trafnidiaeth fod yn annibynadwy. A all y Dirprwy Weinidog amlinellu pa drafodaethau y mae wedi'u cael gyda'r gymdeithas dolenni cymunedol er mwyn darparu ffrwd newydd o gyllid ar gyfer teithio cymunedol? Diolch.
English: I will have to write to the Member about the detail of that. It's not immediately available off the top of my head. However, the broad point he makes is a fair one, as I've just indicated, in the question, and I'd be happy to follow up. FootnoteLink
Welsh: Bydd yn rhaid i mi ysgrifennu at yr Aelod ynglŷn â'r manylion hynny. Nid yw gennyf ar flaen fy mysedd yr eiliad hon. Fodd bynnag, mae'r pwynt cyffredinol y mae'n ei wneud yn un teg, fel y nodais yn awr, yn y cwestiwn, ac rwy'n hapus i fynd ar drywydd hynny. FootnoteLink
English: The woodland carbon code is a voluntary standard for woodland creation projects in the UK. It is backed by all four Governments and provides a mechanism for landowners to engage in the carbon market. The code's website provides guidance to projects that are interested in carbon sequestration from woodlands.
Welsh: Safon wirfoddol yw'r cod carbon coetiroedd ar gyfer prosiectau creu coetiroedd yn y DU. Fe'i cefnogir gan bob un o'r pedair Llywodraeth ac mae'n darparu mecanwaith i dirfeddianwyr allu cymryd rhan yn y farchnad garbon. Mae gwefan y cod yn rhoi arweiniad i brosiectau sydd â diddordeb mewn dal a storio carbon o goetiroedd.
English: Thank you very much, Minister. It's true to say that there is general support for the Welsh Government's aim of seeing Wales become a carbon-neutral nation by 2050, but it's clear that there are problems in the carbon market at the moment, particularly in terms of how this impacts our agricultural land. In a series of responses to written questions from me, the Government has now confirmed that public funds through the Glastir scheme are being provided to companies outwith Wales for them to plant trees. Whole farms across Wales are being bought for this purpose, with multinational companies selling the carbon on the international market. Unfortunately, when a piece of farmland is sold in this way, this land is no longer available for Welsh farmers for carbon offsetting, and just as importantly it won't be available either to help the Welsh Government to reach its target of being net zero. So, what's the solution to the problem? Well, we could change the funding system or use the planning system. So, Minister, does the Welsh Government recognise that there is a problem here, and are you willing to take steps by changing the funding system and the planning system in order to tackle this problem? Thank you.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr iawn, Weinidog. Mae'n wir i ddweud bod cefnogaeth gyffredinol i amcan Llywodraeth Cymru i weld Cymru yn dod yn wlad garbon niwtral erbyn 2050, ond mae'n amlwg fod yna broblemau yn y farchnad garbon ar hyn o bryd, yn arbennig fel mae hyn yn effeithio ar ein tir amaethyddol. Mewn cyfres o atebion i gwestiynau ysgrifenedig wrthyf i, mae'r Llywodraeth wedi cadarnhau erbyn hyn fod arian cyhoeddus drwy gynllun Glastir yn mynd i gwmnïau y tu allan i Gymru er mwyn plannu coed. Mae ffermydd cyfan ar draws Cymru yn cael eu prynu at y diben hwn, gyda chwmnïau rhyngwladol yn gwerthu'r carbon ar y farchnad ryngwladol. Yn anffodus, pan fydd darn o dir fferm yn cael ei werthu fel hyn, nid yw'r tir yma ar gael bellach i ffermwyr Cymru ar gyfer gwrthbwyso carbon, a'r un mor bwysig, fydd e ddim ar gael chwaith i helpu Llywodraeth Cymru i gyrraedd yr amcan o fod yn net sero. Felly, beth yw'r ateb i'r broblem? Wel, mae'n bosib newid y system ariannu neu ddefnyddio'r system gynllunio. Felly, Weinidog, ydy Llywodraeth Cymru yn cydnabod bod problem, ac ydych chi'n barod i gymryd camau drwy newid y system ariannu a'r system gynllunio i fynd i'r afael â hyn? Diolch yn fawr.
English: I wish to declare an interest and refer Members and members of the public to category 8, land and property, on my register of interests.
Welsh: Hoffwn ddatgan buddiant a chyfeirio'r Aelodau ac aelodau o'r cyhoedd at gategori 8, tir ac eiddo, ar fy nghofrestr buddiannau.
English: Yes. Thank you, Janet. Implementing the Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016, as recently amended by the 2021 Act, will increase security of tenure and significantly streamline the legislation on renting, ensuring that all key rights and responsibilities are set out in a written contract. This will support continuity and benefit both tenants and landlords.
Welsh: Ie. Diolch, Janet. Bydd gweithredu Deddf Rhentu Cartrefi (Cymru) 2016, fel y'i diwygiwyd yn ddiweddar gan Ddeddf 2021, yn cynyddu diogelwch deiliadaeth ac yn symleiddio'r ddeddfwriaeth ar rentu'n sylweddol, gan sicrhau bod yr holl hawliau a chyfrifoldebau allweddol yn cael eu nodi mewn contract ysgrifenedig. Bydd hyn yn cefnogi parhad ac o fudd i denantiaid a landlordiaid fel ei gilydd.
English: Thank you. At the point of any home possession, a landlord can actually have amassed costs of more than around £30,000 when considering lost rent, legal fees and often damage that needs calculating. This, of course, is when tenants are not fulfilling their own due lease obligations. Now, delays are reported at every stage of the possession process, with the median time standing at 21.1 weeks by March 2020. Taken together, this results in a fundamental lack of faith in the present court system from our landlords and risks undermining the legal redress protections enacted for tenants by the renting homes Act. Now, as Propertymark have informed me, there is a very real risk that landlords, particularly those owning a single property, will leave this sector providing these much-needed homes. Now, in October last year, the Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee recommended the investigation of the need for a stand-alone and specific housing tribunal in Wales. So, Minister, will you confirm what discussions you have had and undertaken to review the possibility of developing a dedicated housing tribunal for Wales? Diolch.
Welsh: Diolch. Ar adeg cymryd meddiant ar unrhyw gartref, gall landlord wynebu costau o fwy nag oddeutu £30,000 wrth ystyried rhent a gollwyd, ffioedd cyfreithiol ac yn aml, difrod y bydd angen ei gyfrifo. Wrth gwrs, bydd hynny'n digwydd pan nad yw tenantiaid yn cyflawni eu rhwymedigaethau hwy yn y les. Nawr, adroddir am oedi ar bob cam o'r broses o gymryd meddiant, gyda'r amser canolrifol yn 21.1 wythnos erbyn mis Mawrth 2020. Gyda'i gilydd, mae hyn yn arwain at ddiffyg hyder sylfaenol ein landlordiaid yn system y llysoedd fel y mae ac mae perygl o danseilio'r amddiffyniadau cyfreithiol ar gyfer gwneud iawn a roddwyd mewn grym i denantiaid drwy'r Ddeddf rhentu cartrefi. Nawr, fel y dywedodd Propertymark wrthyf, mae perygl gwirioneddol y bydd landlordiaid, yn enwedig y rhai sy'n berchen ar un eiddo, yn gadael y sector hwn sy'n darparu cartrefi mawr eu hangen. Nawr, ym mis Hydref y llynedd, argymhellodd y Pwyllgor Deddfwriaeth, Cyfiawnder a'r Cyfansoddiad y dylid cynnal ymchwiliad i'r angen am dribiwnlys tai annibynnol a phenodol yng Nghymru. Felly, Weinidog, a wnewch chi gadarnhau pa drafodaethau a gawsoch i adolygu'r posibilrwydd o ddatblygu tribiwnlys tai penodol i Gymru? Diolch.
English: We'll be publishing our next all-Wales delivery plan, net zero Wales, ahead of COP26. The plan sets out the action we must all take across this Senedd term and starts our decarbonisation journey towards net zero, including our circular economy approach to help deal with consumption emissions.
Welsh: Byddwn yn cyhoeddi ein cynllun cyflawni nesaf ar gyfer Cymru gyfan, sero-net Cymru, cyn COP26. Mae'r cynllun yn nodi'r camau sy'n rhaid i bob un ohonom eu cymryd drwy gydol tymor y Senedd hon, ac mae'n dechrau ein taith ddatgarboneiddio tuag at sero-net, gan gynnwys ein dull economi gylchol ar gyfer helpu i fynd i'r afael ag allyriadau defnydd.
English: The climate and nature emergency isn't the next global crisis; it's already upon us. This isn't a problem that we can offload on our children and their children. We have to act now. As a Government, we were the first in the UK to declare a climate emergency, to ban fracking and to install energy efficiency measures in over 60,000 homes as part of the last decade of action. The next decade of action is absolutely crucial, and we all have our part to play. As a country, we're in the lead globally when it comes to recycling, but there are real barriers for residents in our communities to play their part in the green transformation. How will the Minister not only encourage but support residents across Wales to lead a greener life?
Welsh: Nid yr argyfwng byd-eang nesaf yw'r argyfwng hinsawdd a natur; mae eisoes gyda ni. Nid yw'n broblem y gallwn ei gadael i'n plant a'u plant hwythau. Rhaid inni weithredu yn awr. Fel Llywodraeth, ni oedd y wlad gyntaf yn y DU i ddatgan argyfwng hinsawdd, i wahardd ffracio ac i osod mesurau effeithlonrwydd ynni mewn dros 60,000 o gartrefi fel rhan o'r degawd diwethaf o weithredu. Mae'r degawd nesaf o weithredu yn gwbl allweddol, ac mae gan bob un ohonom ein rhan i'w chwarae. Fel gwlad, rydym ar y blaen yn fyd-eang ym maes ailgylchu, ond mae rhwystrau gwirioneddol i drigolion yn ein cymunedau rhag gallu chwarae eu rhan yn y trawsnewidiad gwyrdd. Sut y bydd y Gweinidog nid yn unig yn annog ond yn cynorthwyo trigolion ledled Cymru i fyw bywyd gwyrddach?
English: We have a range of guidance and support to ensure the safety of children and young people. I've also commissioned Estyn to conduct a review into peer-on-peer sexual harassment in education settings, and the findings will play an important role in supporting settings and in informing Welsh Government policy.
Welsh: Mae gennym amrywiaeth o ganllawiau a chymorth i sicrhau diogelwch plant a phobl ifanc. Rwyf hefyd wedi comisiynu Estyn i gynnal adolygiad o aflonyddu rhywiol gan gyfoedion mewn sefydliadau addysg, a bydd y canfyddiadau'n chwarae rhan bwysig yn cefnogi sefydliadau ac yn llywio polisi Llywodraeth Cymru.
English: Thank you for that, Minister. The Everyone's Invited website, where pupils are able to anonymously report abuse and harassment, has shone a light on a significant problem. More than 90 schools in Wales have been named in the online campaign, but the reality is likely to include far more. The Everyone's Invited testimonies are deeply upsetting, with some pupils saying girls as young as 11 are being pressured into sending nudes or receiving unwanted explicit images from boys. We know that Ofsted concluded its review in England that sexual harassment has become normalised for young people, and I'm pleased, as the Minister has said and acted, with Estyn conducting their report into the matter. In preparation for the findings, what measures and resources are the Minister preparing to put in place so that the findings can be put into practice as quickly as possible?
Welsh: Diolch am hynny, Weinidog. Mae gwefan Everyone's Invited, lle gall disgyblion adrodd yn ddienw am gamdriniaeth ac aflonyddu, wedi taflu goleuni ar broblem sylweddol. Mae dros 90 o ysgolion yng Nghymru wedi cael eu henwi yn yr ymgyrch ar-lein, ond mae'r realiti'n debygol o gynnwys llawer mwy. Mae tystiolaeth Everyone's Invited yn peri gofid mawr, gyda rhai disgyblion yn dweud bod merched mor ifanc ag 11 oed dan bwysau i anfon lluniau noeth neu dderbyn lluniau noeth nad ydynt mo'u heisiau gan fechgyn. Gwyddom fod Ofsted wedi casglu yn ei adolygiad yn Lloegr fod aflonyddu rhywiol wedi'i normaleiddio i bobl ifanc erbyn hyn, ac rwy'n falch ynglŷn â'r hyn y mae'r Gweinidog wedi'r ddweud a'i wneud gydag Estyn yn cynnal eu hadroddiad ar y mater. Wrth baratoi ar gyfer y canfyddiadau, pa fesurau ac adnoddau y mae'r Gweinidog yn paratoi i'w rhoi ar waith fel y gellir gweithredu ar y canfyddiadau cyn gynted â phosibl?
English: Can you advise the Senedd of action being taken to promote respect and compassion in the school place, given the vital role that both play in promoting well-being amongst learners, and in shaping confident learners who are not blinded by shame later in life? And would you commit to also reporting to the Senedd any appraisals of the benefits that universal free school meals may have in terms of eliminating embarrassment and shame within the school place?
Welsh: A allwch chi roi gwybod i'r Senedd am gamau sydd ar waith i hyrwyddo parch a thosturi yn yr ysgol, o ystyried y rôl hanfodol y mae'r ddau beth yn ei chwarae yn hyrwyddo lles ymhlith dysgwyr, ac yn creu dysgwyr hyderus na chânt eu dallu gan gywilydd yn ddiweddarach mewn bywyd? Ac a wnewch chi ymrwymo hefyd i adrodd i'r Senedd am unrhyw arfarniadau o'r manteision y gallai prydau ysgol am ddim i bawb eu cynnig mewn perthynas â dileu embaras a chywilydd yn yr ysgol?
English: I thank the Member for that important question. As part of the effective delivery of the RSE part of the new curriculum, and as well as the work that schools will be doing to make a reality of the health and well-being area of learning and experience that's an integral part of the curriculum, that requires specialist expertise, time and resources to ensure that the kind of supportive environment that the Member is referring to in his question is available in school for our learners, so that their confidence and their sense of themselves is supported. In March of this year, as the Member will know, we published statutory guidance for schools on developing the whole-school approach to the well-being of learners and, indeed, in the wider school community. Part of that is about supporting our young people to build resilience through developing trusting relationships in the school environment and beyond, and also to support teachers, so that when they encounter issues that may be beyond their immediate competency, they have the support in order to be able to deal with that. As the Member is aware, there's a piece of work already under way in relation to the extension of eligibility for free school meals. I would be very keen to share with Members in the Senedd our advances in that space in due course.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am y cwestiwn pwysig hwnnw. Fel rhan o'r gwaith o gyflwyno rhan addysg rhyw a chydberthynas y cwricwlwm newydd yn effeithiol, ac yn ogystal â'r gwaith y bydd ysgolion yn ei wneud i wireddu'r maes iechyd a lles o ddysgu a phrofiad sy'n rhan annatod o'r cwricwlwm, mae hynny'n galw am arbenigedd, amser ac adnoddau arbenigol i sicrhau bod y math o amgylchedd cefnogol y mae'r Aelod yn cyfeirio ato yn ei gwestiwn ar gael yn yr ysgol ar gyfer ein dysgwyr, i gynnal eu hyder a'u hymdeimlad ohonynt eu hunain. Ym mis Mawrth eleni, fel y gŵyr yr Aelod, fe wnaethom gyhoeddi canllawiau statudol i ysgolion ar ddatblygu'r dull ysgol gyfan o ymdrin â lles dysgwyr, ac yng nghymuned ehangach yr ysgol yn wir. Mae rhan o hynny'n ymwneud â chynorthwyo ein pobl ifanc i feithrin gwytnwch drwy ddatblygu perthynas ymddiriedus ag eraill yn amgylchedd yr ysgol a thu hwnt, a hefyd i gefnogi athrawon, fel eu bod yn cael cymorth i allu ymdrin â materion y byddant yn dod ar eu traws a allai fod y tu hwnt i'w cymhwysedd uniongyrchol. Fel y gŵyr yr Aelod, mae gwaith eisoes ar y gweill mewn perthynas ag ymestyn cymhwysedd i gael prydau ysgol am ddim. Rwy'n awyddus iawn i rannu ein cynnydd yn y pethau hynny gyda'r Aelodau yn y Senedd maes o law.
English: I hold discussions on numerous issues with the Minister for Climate Change relevant to our portfolios and have had conversations with the Deputy Minister on this issue. Meeting woodland creation targets is crucial to reach our climate change commitments, as well as generating new opportunities for farmers, including Welsh-speaking farmers. We recognise that investments should not affect communities or change the type of landowners.
Welsh: Rwy'n cynnal trafodaethau gyda'r Gweinidog Newid Hinsawdd ar sawl mater sy'n berthnasol i'n portffolios, ac wedi cael trafodaeth benodol gyda'r Dirprwy Weinidog ar y cwestiwn penodol hwn. Mae cyflawni'n targedau adeiladu coetiroedd yn allweddol i'r maes newid hinsawdd ac yn creu ffynhonnell incwm newydd i ffermwyr, yn cynnwys ffermwyr sydd mewn teuluoedd sy'n siarad Cymraeg. Rŷn ni'n cydnabod na ddylai buddsoddiadau effeithio ar gymunedau, na chwaith newid y math o dirfeddianwyr.
English: I was surprised to hear your fellow Minister saying earlier that the Government doesn't think that this is a huge problem, because I'm aware of 10 farms in the Tywi valley area alone that have been purchased by commercial operators, and we heard the Farmers' Union of Wales saying that they see reports, on a weekly basis, of this happening. So, this is the agricultural version of the wider second-homes crisis, because local farming families don't have the financial capacity to compete with these external companies. And what we're seeing is a shift towards a pattern of land ownership that is more similar to what we saw in the previous century. The potential in terms of depopulation is similar to what we saw in Scotland with the highland clearances in the eighteenth century. And, in my case, these are Welsh-speaking farms, and this is true of the majority of farms throughout Wales because of the nature of the industry. We're losing land, we're losing a language. So, can we have an impact assessment by the linguistic planning department to see the impact that this could have on language transmission within our Welsh-speaking communities?
Welsh: Roeddwn i'n synnu i glywed eich cyd-Weinidog gynnau yn dweud nad yw'r Llywodraeth yn meddwl bod hwn yn broblem anferth, achos dwi'n ymwybodol o 10 fferm yng nghyffiniau dyffryn Tywi'n unig sydd wedi cael eu prynu gan gwmnïau masnachol, a gwelon ni Undeb Amaethwyr Cymru yn dweud yr wythnos yma eu bod nhw yn gweld adroddiadau wythnosol. Dyma fersiwn amaethyddol y creisis ail gartrefi ehangach, oherwydd dyw teuluoedd fferm lleol ddim â'r capasiti ariannol i gystadlu gyda'r cwmnïoedd allanol yma, a beth dŷn ni'n ei weld ydy symudiad tuag at batrwm perchnogaeth tir sydd yn debycach i'r hyn welon ni yn y ganrif cyn y diwethaf. A dweud y gwir, mae'r potensial o ran diboblogi yn ymdebygu i'r hyn gwelon ni yn yr Alban gyda chliriadau'r ucheldiroedd yn y ddeunawfed ganrif. Ac, wrth gwrs, yn ddieithriad yn fy achos i, teuluoedd fferm Cymraeg oedd y rhain, ac mae hynny'n wir am y rhan fwyaf o'r ffermydd trwy Gymru oherwydd natur y diwydiant. Felly, colli tir, colli iaith. A allwn ni gael astudiaeth traw effaith gan yr uned gynllunio ieithyddol o fewn eich adran i weld yr effaith y gall hyn ei gael ar drosglwyddo iaith o fewn ein cymunedau Cymraeg ni?
English: Well, the change in the rural economy, of course, is a crucial element in language policy development, so these things are under constant overview. Now, I didn't hear the answer of the Minister for Climate Change, but it's not clear what the scale of the problem is, and we don't want it to become a major problem; we want to work with farmers to ensure that it doesn't become a problem. In terms of the evaluation that we've already carried out of the policy, then there seems to be little evidence at the moment in terms of a change in land ownership to developers. Out of over 1,100 customers, 35 customers have addresses outwith Wales. We've looked at where these proposals are coming from, and 17 of the 35 projects funded through the Welsh woodland grant scheme are under 6 hectares, so it's unlikely, under those circumstances, that those represent large developers who are looking to turn large pieces of land into woodland. But, as I said earlier, it's important that we keep an eye on this and, if evidence develops that it is a problem, then that is where we will take action.
Welsh: Wel, mae'r newid yn economi cefn gwlad wrth gwrs yn elfen cwbl greiddiol o ran cynllunio polisi iaith, felly mae'r pethau yma o dan drosolwg cyson. Nid clywed yr hyn wnaeth yr Aelod ddweud gwnes i yn ateb y Gweinidog Newid Hinsawdd. Dyw e ddim yn glir eto beth yw maint y broblem. Dŷn ni ddim eisiau hwn i fod yn broblem, ac rŷn ni eisiau cydweithio gyda ffermwyr i sicrhau na fydd e yn broblem. O ran y gwerthuso rŷn ni wedi'i wneud eisoes o'r polisi, prin yw'r dystiolaeth ar hyn o bryd o ran newid perchnogaeth tir i fuddsoddwyr. Allan o dros 1,100 o gwsmeriaid, mae gan 35 o gwsmeriaid gyfeiriadau y tu allan i Gymru. Rŷm ni wedi gwneud gwaith i edrych ar o ble mae'r cynigion yma'n dod, ac mae 17 o'r 35 prosiect sydd wedi cael eu hariannu trwy gynllun grant coetir Cymru o dan 6 hectar, felly mae'n anhebygol, yn y cyd-destun hwnnw, mai cynrychioli buddsoddwyr mawr sydd am droi tir cyfan yn goetiroedd yw'r rheini. Ond mae'n bwysig, fel gwnes i ddweud yn gynharach, ein bod ni'n cadw golwg ar hyn ac, os oes tystiolaeth yn datblygu ei fod yn broblem, dyna rŷm ni eisiau ei gywiro.
English: Thank you for sharing that with me.
Welsh: Diolch am rannu hynny gyda mi.