English: Yes, thank you. In a way, the example that Kath gave of collections within hospitals, we see ourselves as a museum without walls, which has happened over COVID, and I think we do have examples of projects that could be scaled up. Another we've been working on is Objects of Comfort, and we're working with the Alzheimer's Society and with care homes across Wales, taking digital materials into care homes. That is an example, perhaps - we will be launching phase 2 of that next week - that's also looked at training care workers to use the collections, because these programmes aren't things that we necessarily have to lead on, and that's been a change that we've seen during COVID. I think there's also an opportunity around social prescribing and the role of culture there. We sit with you on the board that you chair - the cross-party group on intergenerational solidarity - but in terms of the museum, I think we do bring older and young people together. It is a social space in which to do that. So, there is huge potential for that. And we've also seen, in terms of well-being, that our schools programme has been back for a year. [ Correction: back in our museums since April, and we continue to work digitally with schools too.] I think David said earlier that we're bringing it back in January, but it's been operational again for a year, and we've seen far more emphasis in schools on well-being and creativity, and the excellent work that the council's done on the creative curriculum. And we're also seeing an emphasis on well-being programmes for young people who have been through very challenging times. So, I think culture has a major role to play, and perhaps some of those bridges with health are starting to be built in a very dynamic and interesting way.
Welsh: Ie, diolch. Mewn ffordd, o ran yr enghraifft mae Kath wedi'i rhoi, casgliadau mewn ysbytai, rŷn ni'n gweld ein hunain efallai fel amgueddfa heb welydd, sydd wedi digwydd yn ystod COVID, a dwi'n credu bod gyda ni esiamplau o brosiectau y gallen nhw gael eu 'scale-io' lan. Un arall rŷn ni wedi bod yn gweithio arni ydy Cysur mewn Casglu - Objects of Comfort - ac rŷn ni'n gweithio gyda Chymdeithas Alzheimer's a chartrefi gofal ar draws Cymru gyda hon, gan fynd â gwrthrychau digidol i mewn i gartrefi gofal. Mae hwnna'n enghraifft, efallai - rŷn ni'n lansio cam dau o hwnna'r wythnos nesaf - sydd wedi edrych hefyd ar hyfforddi gweithwyr gofal i ddefnyddio'r casgliadau, achos dyw'r rhaglenni ddim yn bethau dŷn ni'n gorfod arwain arno drwy'r amser, a dwi'n credu bod hwnna'n newid rŷn ni wedi'i weld yn digwydd yn ystod COVID. Dwi'n credu hefyd fod cyfle rownd y presgripsiwn cymdeithasol, a rôl diwylliant gyda'r presgripsiwn cymdeithasol. Rŷn ni'n eistedd gyda chi ar y bwrdd rŷch chi'n ei gadeirio - y grŵp trawsbleidiol ar undod rhwng y cenedlaethau - ond dwi'n meddwl, o ran yr amgueddfa, ein bod ni'n dod â phobl iau a phobl hŷn at ei gilydd. Mae'n lle, mae'n ofod cymdeithasol i wneud hynny. Felly, mae yna botensial mawr, dwi'n meddwl, i hynny. Ac rŷn ni hefyd wedi gweld, o ran llesiant, fod ein rhaglen ysgolion ni yn ôl ers blwyddyn. [ Cywiriad: yn ôl yn ein hamgueddfeydd ers Ebrill, tra'n parhau i weithio'n ddigidol gydag ysgolion hefyd.] Dwi'n gwybod dywedodd David gynnau ein bod ni'n dod â hi nôl yn Ionawr, ond mae hi wedi bod nôl ers blwyddyn, ac rŷn ni wedi gweld pwyslais llawer mwy, yn y rhaglenni ysgolion, ar lesiant, creadigrwydd, a'r gwaith gwych mae'r cyngor wedi'i wneud ar y cwricwlwm creadigol. Ac rŷn ni hefyd yn gweld pwyslais ar y rhaglenni llesiant hefyd i'r bobl ifanc sydd wedi bod trwy gyfnod heriol iawn. Felly, dwi'n credu bod yna rôl fawr gan ddiwylliant i'w chwarae, ac efallai fod rhai o'r pontydd yna gyda iechyd yn dechrau cael eu creu mewn ffordd ddeinamig a diddorol iawn, dwi'n meddwl.