English: Yes, absolutely, Mike. As I said, your heart goes out to people who are stuck in the aftermath of a regime that has not been fit for purpose. The whole point of this new regime is to draw a line in the sand and to make it much easier to get it right first time for developers and builders, and very much harder to get it wrong. So, you know, it works both ways. And then there's a whole system of enforcement and ultimate responsibility for various things, which is not at all clear in the current set-up. You'll be aware that my own constituency also has a large number of buildings that are caught in the same plight, and a large number of people - Senedd Members - have written to me about constituents in their own patches who've got all kinds of problems with it. So, we are working very hard indeed on trying to work our way through the really hideously complex legal issues that arise about contractual entitlements, insurance, competing claims for who's responsible for what and so on. And there is a whole series of complications around companies that have gone bankrupt or insurance clauses and so on that I'm very happy to talk through with your residents. What it has been necessary to do is it's been necessary to meet with groups of residents in particular blocks, because each block presents a unique set of legal difficulties, because they're all structured slightly differently and so on. So, it's even difficult to produce a generic one-size-fits-all scheme for them. But we're very happy to do that, Mike. So, if you want to invite me to come and meet with the residents, then I can certainly work through their current problems, but, obviously, the piece in front of us today is to make sure that those problems do not arise in the future.
Welsh: Ie, yn hollol, Mike. Fel y dywedais, rydych chi'n cydymdeimlo â'r bobl sy'n teimlo'n gaeth yn sgil cyfundrefn nad yw wedi bod yn addas i'r diben. Holl ddiben y drefn newydd hon yw tynnu llinell derfyn a'i gwneud hi'n llawer haws i ddatblygwyr ac adeiladwyr wneud pethau'n iawn y tro cyntaf ac yn llawer anoddach gwneud pethau'n anghywir. Felly, wyddoch chi, mae'n gweithio'r ddwy ffordd. Ac yna mae system orfodi gyfan a chyfrifoldeb terfynol am wahanol bethau, nad yw'n glir o gwbl yn y drefn bresennol. Byddwch yn ymwybodol bod gan fy etholaeth i hefyd nifer fawr o adeiladau sy'n dioddef o'r un trafferthion, ac mae nifer fawr o bobl - Aelodau'r Senedd - wedi ysgrifennu ataf am etholwyr yn eu hardaloedd eu hunain sydd â phob math o broblemau gyda hynny. Felly, rydym yn gweithio'n galed iawn yn wir i geisio gweithio ein ffordd drwy'r materion cyfreithiol gwirioneddol gymhleth sy'n codi ynghylch hawliau cytundebol, yswiriant, honiadau croes ynghylch pwy sy'n gyfrifol am hyn a'r llall ac ati. Ac mae cymhlethdodau lu o ran cwmnïau sydd wedi mynd yn fethdalwyr neu o ran cymalau yswiriant ac ati y byddaf yn hapus iawn eu trafod gyda'ch trigolion. Yr hyn y bu'n rhaid ei wneud oedd cyfarfod â grwpiau o breswylwyr mewn blociau penodol, oherwydd mae gan bob bloc gyfres unigryw o anawsterau cyfreithiol, oherwydd maen nhw i gyd wedi'u strwythuro ychydig yn wahanol ac ati. Felly, mae hyd yn oed yn anodd creu cynllun cyffredinol sy'n addas i bawb ar eu cyfer. Ond rydym yn hapus iawn i wneud hynny, Mike. Felly, os hoffech chi fy ngwahodd i gyfarfod â'r trigolion, yna gallaf yn sicr geisio datrys eu problemau presennol, ond, yn amlwg, yr hyn sydd o'n blaenau heddiw yw sicrhau nad yw'r problemau hynny'n codi yn y dyfodol.