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English: I can say that the event yesterday was hugely successful. We emphasised to the sector, first of all the environmental sector, that all those environmental laws that are already in Welsh law will remain. Secondly, as far as farming is concerned, just to emphasise the point, there is no such thing as British agricultural policy. It's entirely devolved. So, there are opportunities for the farming industry to work with us as to what a future funding scheme might look like, what support they may want in the future - although, of course, that depends on the money being made available from the UK Government to provide that support. And thirdly, of course, in terms of fisheries, what should be done with Welsh territorial waters in terms of who should be able to fish in them and, secondly, whether Welsh boats wanted us to negotiate with other administrations in terms of obtaining fishing rights for them in other waters.
Welsh: Gallaf ddweud bod y digwyddiad ddoe yn llwyddiannus iawn. Pwysleisiwyd i'r sector, sector yr amgylchedd yn gyntaf oll, y bydd yr holl ddeddfau amgylcheddol hynny sydd eisoes yng nghyfraith Cymru yn parhau. Yn ail, cyn belled ag y mae ffermio yn y cwestiwn, dim ond i bwysleisio'r pwynt, nid oes y fath beth â pholisi amaethyddol Prydain. Mae wedi ei ddatganoli'n llwyr. Felly, ceir cyfleoedd i'r diwydiant ffermio weithio gyda ni o ran sut y gallai cynllun ariannu edrych yn y dyfodol, pa gefnogaeth y gallant fod ei heisiau yn y dyfodol - er, wrth gwrs, mae hynny'n dibynnu ar yr arian yn cael ei roi ar gael gan Lywodraeth y DU i ddarparu'r gefnogaeth honno. Ac yn drydydd, wrth gwrs, o ran pysgodfeydd, yr hyn y dylid ei wneud â dyfroedd tiriogaethol Cymru o ran pwy ddylai gael pysgota ynddynt ac, yn ail, pa un a yw cychod o Gymru eisiau i ni drafod gyda gweinyddiaethau eraill o ran sicrhau hawliau pysgota iddyn nhw mewn dyfroedd eraill.
English: First Minister, the quote I gave you was a direct quote from the Record of Proceedings here and I do note that you didn't distance yourself from that quote. If I could also ask you a question on the letter that you released on the day of the referendum of 23 June in relation to the agreement that you have with the Liberal Democrats and, in particular, the assertion made by Kirsty Williams that the implications had significant budget implications over the nine education commitments that were made between you and the Liberal Democrats. What is the totality of the commitment that you have given in financial terms to meet the commitment that you made to the Liberal Democrats that brought them into Government? I do believe that's a reasonable question because, as I said, the words that were quoted in the correspondence were 'significant budget implications'.
Welsh: Brif Weinidog, roedd y dyfyniad a roddais i chi yn ddyfyniad uniongyrchol o Gofnod y Trafodion yma ac rwy'n nodi na wnaethoch chi ymbellhau eich hun o'r dyfyniad hwnnw. Pe gallwn i hefyd ofyn cwestiwn i chi ar y llythyr a gyhoeddwyd gennych chi ar ddiwrnod y refferendwm, sef 23 Mehefin, am y cytundeb sydd gennych chi gyda'r Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol ac, yn benodol, yr honiad a wnaed gan Kirsty Williams fod y goblygiadau yn arwain at oblygiadau cyllidebol sylweddol o ran y naw ymrwymiad addysg a wnaed rhyngoch chi a'r Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol. Beth yw cyfanswm yr ymrwymiad yr ydych chi wedi ei roi o safbwynt ariannol i fodloni'r ymrwymiad a wnaethpwyd gennych i'r Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol a ddaeth â nhw i mewn i'r Llywodraeth? Rwyf yn credu bod hwnnw'n gwestiwn rhesymol oherwydd, fel y dywedais, 'goblygiadau cyllidebol sylweddol' oedd y geiriau a ddyfynnwyd yn yr ohebiaeth'.
English: Can I quote a good Belfast phrase at him? He's living in a world of sweetie white mice, because, I tell you what, if he thinks that somehow he can get away from the fact that he has failed the people of Wales today by saying he will not fight for every single penny to be made up to Wales - . He had the opportunity to declare his position - he failed to do it. He's right to point out there will be budget difficulties. That's true, because we will be losing EU money - £650 million a year is going to be lost to our budget as a result of Brexit. Now, if all that money is made up, as he promised - as he promised three times - by the UK Government, now that will help. Now, the question for him is this: will he stand by the people of Wales or will he run away from the mess that he's created?
Welsh: A gaf i ddyfynnu ymadrodd Belfast da wrtho? Mae'n byw mewn byd o losin llygod gwyn, oherwydd, mi ddywedaf i wrthych chi beth, os yw e'n credu rywsut y gall ddianc rhag y ffaith ei fod wedi siomi pobl Cymru heddiw trwy ddweud na fydd yn brwydro i bob un geiniog gael ei thalu i Gymru - . Cafodd gyfle i ddatgan ei safbwynt - methodd â gwneud hynny. Mae'n iawn i nodi y bydd anawsterau cyllidebol. Mae hynny'n wir, gan y byddwn ni'n colli arian yr UE - bydd £650 miliwn y flwyddyn yn cael ei golli o'n cyllideb o ganlyniad i Brexit. Nawr, os bydd yr holl arian hwnnw'n cael ei dalu, fel yr addawodd - fel yr addawodd dair gwaith - oddi wrth Lywodraeth y DU, yna bydd hynny'n helpu. Nawr, y cwestiwn iddo ef yw hwn: a fydd e'n sefyll dros bobl Cymru, neu a fydd e'n rhedeg i ffwrdd oddi wrth y llanast y mae wedi ei greu?
English: Over the past 10 years, a number of new primary care facilities have been opened across north Wales. Of course, they provide buildings of the highest quality for GPs.
Welsh: Dros y 10 mlynedd diwethaf, mae nifer o gyfleusterau gofal sylfaenol newydd wedi cael eu hagor ar draws y gogledd. Wrth gwrs, maen nhw'n darparu adeiladau o'r safon uchaf i feddygon teulu.
English: There is a critical situation in my constituency, in the Waunfawr surgery, and I'd like to draw your attention to the terrible problems that exist there and ask you to intervene, as this matter has been going on for about 10 years now. The surgery provides excellent care for more than 5,000 patients, but the building is completely inappropriate - there isn't enough space, patient confidentiality is under threat and it's not possible for the practice to take medical students or expand services. Ten years ago the health board said that improving the Waunfawr surgery was a priority, however the facilities haven't improved at all. Do you believe that this dragging of feet is acceptable, and because the Betsi Cadwaladr University Local Health Board is in special measures, will you intervene in order to move things forward urgently?
Welsh: Mae yna sefyllfa argyfyngus yn bodoli yn fy etholaeth i, sef ym meddygfa Waunfawr, a hoffwn dynnu'ch sylw at y problemau dybryd sydd yn fanno a gofyn i chi ymyrryd, gan fod y mater yn rhygnu ymlaen ers deng mlynedd erbyn hyn. Mae'r feddygfa yn rhoi gofal gwych i dros 5,000 o gleifion, ond mae'r adeilad yn hollol anaddas - nid oes digon o le, mae cyfrinachedd a diogelwch cleifion dan fygythiad ac nid oes modd i'r practis gymryd myfyrwyr meddygol nac ehangu gwasanaethau. Ddeng mlynedd yn ôl, fe ddywedodd y bwrdd iechyd fod gwella meddygfa Waunfawr yn flaenoriaeth, ond nid yw'r cyfleusterau wedi gwella. A ydych chi'n credu bod y llusgo traed yma yn dderbyniol, ac oherwydd bod Bwrdd Iechyd Lleol Prifysgol Betsi Cadwaladr mewn mesurau arbennig, a wnewch chi ymyrryd er mwyn symud pethau ymlaen ar frys?
English: The Member is right on the situation in Waunfawr - there are huge pressures there. I understand that the surgery itself is discussing this in very great detail with the health board. The problem has to be resolved as soon as possible - I understand that. Of course, there would have to be an application from the surgery in the first instance, but to do that, of course, it would have to be discussed with the health board in order to ensure that that application was the right one. But I know that the health board understands the situation and understand that they need to secure more space for the surgery ultimately. I understand that it was a shop at one time, but that 5,000 people are served there now - 1,000 at the outset - so it's clear that the problem needs to be resolved as soon as possible.
Welsh: Mae'r Aelod yn iawn ynglŷn â'r sefyllfa yna yn y Waunfawr - mae yna bwysau mawr yna. Rwy'n deall bod y feddygfa ei hunan yn trafod y peth yn fanwl iawn â'r bwrdd iechyd. Mae'n rhaid datrys y broblem cyn gynted ag sy'n bosib - rwy'n deall hynny. Wrth gwrs, byddai'n rhaid cael cais o'r feddygfa yn gyntaf, ond i wneud hynny, wrth gwrs, mae'n rhaid trafod y peth â'r bwrdd iechyd er mwyn sicrhau bod y cais yn un iawn. Ond rwy'n gwybod bod y bwrdd iechyd yn deall y sefyllfa a'n deall bod yn rhaid sicrhau mwy o le i'r feddygfa yn y pen draw. Rwy'n deall taw siop oedd y feddygfa ar un adeg a bod 5,000 o bobl yn cael eu gwasanaethu oddi yno nawr - 1,000 ar y dechrau - felly mae'n amlwg bod yn rhaid datrys y broblem cyn gynted ag sy'n bosib.
English: After the loss of dozens of community beds in north Wales despite bed occupancy levels of 95 per cent or above, NHS staff in north Wales told me that new community beds would take pressure off general hospitals and enable the health board to use its resources more efficiently. How, therefore, do you respond to the statement by GPs at the Royal College of General Practitioners' event in the Assembly a fortnight ago that community beds add to the breadth of things a GP can do, and that local care in a GP unit in community hospitals, enabling them to then discharge people home, prevents the need to put people into general hospitals and assists secondary and primary care?
Welsh: Ar ôl colli dwsinau o welyau cymunedol yn y gogledd er gwaethaf lefelau defnydd gwelyau o 95 y cant neu uwch, dywedodd staff y GIG yn y gogledd wrthyf y byddai gwelyau cymunedol newydd yn cymryd pwysau oddi ar ysbytai cyffredinol ac yn galluogi'r bwrdd iechyd i ddefnyddio ei adnoddau yn fwy effeithlon. Sut, felly, ydych chi'n ymateb i'r datganiad gan ymarferwyr cyffredinol yn nigwyddiad Coleg Brenhinol yr Ymarferwyr Cyffredinol yn y Cynulliad bythefnos yn ôl bod gwelyau cymunedol yn ychwanegu at yr amrywiaeth o bethau y gall ymarferydd cyffredinol ei wneud, a bod gofal lleol mewn uned ymarferydd cyffredinol mewn ysbytai cymunedol, sy'n eu galluogi i ryddhau pobl i fynd adref wedyn, yn atal yr angen i roi pobl mewn ysbytai cyffredinol ac yn cynorthwyo gofal eilaidd a sylfaenol?
English: This does happen, of course, in many parts of Wales, particularly in parts of rural Wales. It's important, of course, that each health board considers the right model for its area. Now, I'm aware and I've seen examples myself of how this operates well. We should not, of course, use that as a reason not to ensure that people can go home with the right support as quickly as possible, but the model that the Member talks about already exists in many parts of Wales.
Welsh: Mae hyn yn digwydd, wrth gwrs, mewn sawl rhan o Gymru, yn enwedig mewn rhannau o Gymru wledig. Mae'n bwysig, wrth gwrs, fod pob bwrdd iechyd yn ystyried y model cywir ar gyfer ei ardal. Nawr, rwy'n ymwybodol ac rwyf wedi gweld enghreifftiau fy hun o sut y mae hyn yn gweithredu'n dda. Ni ddylem, wrth gwrs, ddefnyddio hynny fel rheswm i beidio â sicrhau y gall pobl fynd adref gyda'r gefnogaeth iawn cyn gynted â phosibl, ond mae'r model y mae'r Aelod yn sôn amdano eisoes yn bodoli mewn sawl rhan o Gymru.
English: In 2016-17, we will provide over £600,000 of grant funding to support the modernisation of three libraries in Mid and West Wales.
Welsh: Byddwn yn darparu mwy na £600,000 o arian grant i gynorthwyo'r gwaith o foderneiddio tair llyfrgell yn y canolbarth a'r gorllewin yn 2016-17.
English: I don't know whether the First Minister is aware that Powys County Council plans £0.25 million in cuts to the library budget between now and 2019, which will involve cutting half the local running costs of the library service and the possible closure of 11 branch libraries. Will the First Minister join me in regretting this sense of priorities, because libraries must surely be regarded as a vitally important part of the wider education service of this country?
Welsh: Nid wyf yn gwybod pa un a yw'r Prif Weinidog yn ymwybodol bod Cyngor Sir Powys yn bwriadu gwerth £0.25 miliwn o doriadau i'r gyllideb llyfrgelloedd rhwng nawr a 2019, a fydd yn golygu torri hanner costau cynnal lleol y gwasanaeth llyfrgelloedd a'r posibilrwydd o gau 11 o lyfrgelloedd cangen. A wnaiff y Prif Weinidog ymuno â mi i resynu'r synnwyr hwn o flaenoriaethau, oherwydd does bosib na ddylem ystyried llyfrgelloedd fel rhan hanfodol bwysig o wasanaeth addysg ehangach y wlad hon?
English: It is a matter, of course, for local authorities as to how they organise their library services, though I am aware that one of the libraries that will receive money is Brecon area library in order to modernise it, but it is for local authorities to decide how to provide library services.
Welsh: Mater, wrth gwrs, i awdurdodau lleol yw sut y maen nhw'n trefnu eu gwasanaethau llyfrgell, er fy mod i'n ymwybodol mai un o'r llyfrgelloedd a fydd yn derbyn arian yw llyfrgell ardal Aberhonddu er mwyn ei moderneiddio, ond mater i awdurdodau lleol yw penderfynu sut i ddarparu gwasanaethau llyfrgelloedd.
English: First Minister, as you'll know, library services are a valued community asset, so much so that, in Narberth, and also in Newport in Pembrokeshire, local communities are working with Pembrokeshire County Council to keep libraries open as a community-managed resource in the face of Tory austerity cuts. Would you join me in thanking those volunteers for their efforts in supporting the remaining opening of those libraries and, in particular, to thank them in those rural areas that do need that extra support?
Welsh: Brif Weinidog, fel y byddwch yn gwybod, mae gwasanaethau llyfrgell yn ased cymunedol gwerthfawr, gymaint felly fel bod cymunedau lleol yn Arberth, a hefyd yn Nhrefdraeth yn Sir Benfro, yn gweithio gyda Chyngor Sir Penfro i gadw llyfrgelloedd ar agor fel adnodd a reolir gan y gymuned yn wyneb toriadau cyni cyllidol y Torïaid. A wnewch chi ymuno â mi i ddiolch i'r gwirfoddolwyr hynny am eu hymdrechion i gefnogi cadw'r llyfrgelloedd hynny ar agor ac, yn benodol, i ddiolch iddyn nhw yn yr ardaloedd gwledig hynny sydd angen y cymorth ychwanegol hwnnw?
English: Yes, I would join the Member in thanking those people. I've seen an example of it myself in Briton Ferry, where volunteers are now running the library, and I know that the library service is - . Well, one of the stories I was told there is that people are now more likely to use the library - some people thought the library had closed years ago. And it's hugely important, then, that volunteers were able, not just to ensure that the library continued running, but also to ensure that knowledge about the library was more widespread in the community.
Welsh: Gwnaf, mi wnaf ymuno â'r Aelod i ddiolch i'r bobl hynny. Rwyf wedi gweld enghraifft ohono fy hun yn Llansawel, lle mae gwirfoddolwyr yn rhedeg y llyfrgell erbyn hyn, a gwn fod y gwasanaeth llyfrgelloedd yn - . Wel, un o'r straeon a adroddwyd i mi yno yw bod pobl yn fwy tebygol o ddefnyddio'r llyfrgell nawr - roedd rhai pobl yn meddwl bod y llyfrgell wedi cau flynyddoedd yn ôl. Ac mae'n hynod o bwysig, felly, bod gwirfoddolwyr yn gallu, nid yn unig i sicrhau bod y llyfrgell yn parhau i redeg, ond hefyd i sicrhau bod gwybodaeth am y llyfrgell yn fwy cyffredin yn y gymuned.
English: First Minister, during the week that we commemorate the hundredth anniversary of the battle of the Somme, it is vital that we celebrate the important role that county archives services play, particularly in helping today's generation keep in touch with their past. First Minister, I'm sure that you are aware that Carmarthen's archive is currently being restored, having been severely damaged due to poor housing in an inadequate building that allowed valuable documents to be covered with mould and have all sorts of other unfortunate things be visited upon them. Will you join with me in welcoming the restoration of this important cultural archive in Wales, and will you outline what your Government is doing to help other libraries, other valuable archives in Wales, to be restored and kept for the future of the nation?
Welsh: Brif Weinidog, yn ystod yr wythnos yr ydym ni'n coffau canmlwyddiant brwydr y Somme, mae'n hanfodol ein bod yn dathlu'r rhan bwysig y mae gwasanaethau archifau sirol yn ei chwarae, yn enwedig o ran helpu cenhedlaeth heddiw i gadw cysylltiad â'u gorffennol. Brif Weinidog, rwy'n siŵr eich bod yn ymwybodol bod archif Caerfyrddin wrthi'n cael ei hadfer ar hyn o bryd, ar ôl cael ei difrodi'n ddifrifol oherwydd ei lleoliad gwael mewn adeilad anaddas a ganiataodd i ddogfennau gwerthfawr gael eu gorchuddio â llwydni a phob math o bethau anffodus eraill yn digwydd. A wnewch chi ymuno â mi i groesawu'r gwaith adfer hwn ar yr archif ddiwylliannol bwysig hon yng Nghymru, ac a wnewch chi amlinellu beth mae eich Llywodraeth yn ei wneud i helpu llyfrgelloedd eraill, archifau gwerthfawr eraill yng Nghymru, i gael eu hadfer a'u cadw ar gyfer dyfodol y genedl?
English: Well, I can say that the example that the Member gives has been helped by funding from Welsh Government, and another example I can offer is the relocation of the rent archives in Ebbw Vale at a brand-new building, a hugely important resource, and a resource that is particularly accessible - part, of course, of the redevelopment of the old steelworks site.
Welsh: Wel, gallaf ddweud bod yr enghraifft y mae'r Aelod yn ei rhoi wedi cael ei helpu gan gyllid gan Lywodraeth Cymru, ac enghraifft arall y gallaf ei chynnig yw adleoli'r archifau rhent yng Nglynebwy mewn adeilad newydd sbon, adnodd hynod o bwysig, ac adnodd sy'n arbennig o hygyrch - rhan, wrth gwrs, o ailddatblygu safle'r hen waith dur.
English: We continue to invest in social housing, which will be an important element of our target of 20,000 affordable homes in this term, and we are supporting both local authorities and housing associations in order to meet that target.
Welsh: Rydym ni'n parhau i fuddsoddi mewn tai cymdeithasol, a fydd yn elfen bwysig o'n targed o 20,000 o gartrefi fforddiadwy yn ystod y tymor hwn, ac rydym ni'n cynorthwyo awdurdodau lleol a chymdeithasau tai er mwyn cyrraedd y targed hwnnw.
English: Can I first of all thank the First Minister for that response? I believe in the importance of social housing; I have many of my constituents on the council house waiting list at the moment. I also want to stress the importance of ending the right to buy so that councils are able to build again without the fear that those houses will be sold very, very quickly. Can some of the funding currently given to housing associations to build new properties be given to councils to support council house building?
Welsh: A gaf i ddiolch i'r Prif Weinidog am yr ymateb yna yn gyntaf oll? Rwy'n credu ym mhwysigrwydd tai cymdeithasol; mae gen i lawer o'm hetholwyr ar y rhestr aros am dŷ cyngor ar hyn o bryd. Hoffwn bwysleisio hefyd pwysigrwydd terfynu'r hawl i brynu fel y gall cynghorau adeiladu eto heb ofni y bydd y tai hynny'n cael eu gwerthu'n gyflym iawn, iawn. A ellir rhoi rhywfaint o'r cyllid a roddir i gymdeithasau tai ar hyn o bryd i adeiladu cartrefi newydd, i gynghorau i gynorthwyo'r gwaith o adeiladu tai cyngor?
English: I'm keen to avoid this being seen as a competition between local authorities and housing associations. They're both crucial to the delivery of our new target. We want to see, of course, more ambition from local authorities when it comes to house building. It is difficult, because local authorities were prevented from building houses for so many years. But we are working with both local authorities and housing associations to develop a delivery plan.
Welsh: Rwy'n awyddus i atal hyn rhag cael ei ystyried fel cystadleuaeth rhwng awdurdodau lleol a chymdeithasau tai. Mae'r ddau'n hanfodol i gyrraedd ein targed newydd. Rydym ni eisiau gweld, wrth gwrs, mwy o uchelgais gan awdurdodau lleol pan ddaw i adeiladu tai. Mae'n anodd, oherwydd yr ataliwyd awdurdodau lleol rhag adeiladu tai am gymaint o flynyddoedd. Ond rydym ni'n gweithio gydag awdurdodau lleol a chymdeithasau tai i ddatblygu cynllun cyflawni.
English: First Minister, a cap on housing benefit at local housing allowance rates will apply from April 2018, but only to tenancies signed after April 2016. This reform is better intended to align the rules in the private and the social rented sectors, but it will lead to prospective tenants experiencing further issues of affordability if they are in receipt of benefits or require welfare support in the future. This is something that Community Housing Cymru are very animated about at the moment. In light of the UK Government's decision, what plans does the Welsh Government have to ensure that continued provision of supported housing for some of the most vulnerable people in society?
Welsh: Brif Weinidog, bydd cap ar fudd-dal tai ar gyfraddau lwfans tai lleol yn berthnasol o fis Ebrill 2018 ond dim ond i denantiaethau a lofnodwyd ar ôl Ebrill 2016. Bwriedir y diwygiad hwn yn well i gyfochri'r rheolau yn y sectorau rhent preifat a chymdeithasol, ond bydd yn arwain at ddarpar denantiaid yn cael rhagor o broblemau o ran fforddiadwyedd os ydynt yn derbyn budd-daliadau neu eu bod angen cymorth lles yn y dyfodol. Mae hyn yn rhywbeth y mae Cartrefi Cymunedol Cymru yn frwd iawn amdano ar hyn o bryd. Yng ngoleuni penderfyniad Llywodraeth y DU, pa gynlluniau sydd gan Lywodraeth Cymru i sicrhau parhad y ddarpariaeth honno o dai â chymorth i rai o'r bobl fwyaf agored i niwed mewn cymdeithas?
English: We want to ensure, of course, that those who are most vulnerable do not suffer as a result of decisions taken elsewhere. I know the Minister is actively looking at the current situation in order to mitigate any impact on those most vulnerable.
Welsh: Rydym ni eisiau sicrhau, wrth gwrs, nad yw'r rhai sydd fwyaf agored i niwed yn dioddef o ganlyniad i benderfyniadau a wneir mewn mannau eraill. Gwn fod y Gweinidog yn edrych yn ofalus ar y sefyllfa bresennol er mwyn lliniaru unrhyw effaith ar y rhai sydd fwyaf agored i niwed.
English: First Minister, while we all agree that more houses are needed in Wales, my constituents in communities like Penllergaer, Pontarddulais and Gorseinon are not persuaded that the council's draft local development plan reflects the need for provision of the right houses in the right places, to reflect the needs of people during different times in their lives. So, can you confirm firstly that, in building council houses, local authorities will be bound in the same way as any developer to give strong due regard to the concerns of local residents about locations? And, secondly, what are you doing at the moment to help councils look forward to providing more homes for older people when they're planning council house building in the future?
Welsh: Brif Weinidog, er ein bod ni i gyd yn cytuno bod angen mwy o dai yng Nghymru, nid yw fy etholwyr mewn cymunedau fel Penllergaer, Pontarddulais a Gorseinon wedi eu darbwyllo bod cynllun datblygu lleol drafft y Cyngor yn adlewyrchu'r angen am ddarpariaeth o'r tai iawn yn y lleoedd iawn, i adlewyrchu anghenion pobl yn ystod adegau gwahanol yn eu bywydau. Felly, a allwch chi gadarnhau yn gyntaf, wrth adeiladu tai cyngor, y bydd awdurdodau lleol wedi eu rhwymo yn yr un ffordd ag unrhyw ddatblygwr i roi sylw dyledus cryf i bryderon trigolion lleol am leoliadau? Ac, yn ail, beth ydych chi'n ei wneud ar hyn o bryd i helpu cynghorau edrych ymlaen at ddarparu mwy o gartrefi i bobl hŷn pan fyddant yn cynllunio i adeiladu tai cyngor yn y dyfodol?