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English: Minister, just two points: I'm very pleased that the Welsh Government made the announcement that it would test all residents and staff in care homes. My own health board indicates that they expect to complete theirs in this area by the end of this week. However, I am concerned about the retesting scenario, because there are situations where some tests have come back positive, because they were asymptomatic, and therefore there are residents and staff who did not demonstrate signs or symptoms of COVID-19 but have proved positive through the testing. And there could be a situation where other Members of staff, therefore, could also, as a consequence, prove positive in the future and therefore put more residents at risk. So, can you provide a detailed update as to when retesting for care home staff in particular would be available to ensure that, as they go in and out of the homes, they're not taking the virus back in with them, being asymptomatic? Can I also concur on the situation with dentists? I'm sure, as David Melding highlighted, we all have received correspondence regarding dentistry. I know, under Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, that the dentists took very special measures, so they're already well-versed in safe practices in relation to dealing with patients. But I also accept the responsibilities you have to ensure the safety of the staff in the dentist practices as well.
Welsh: Gweinidog, dim ond dau bwynt: rwy'n falch iawn bod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi gwneud y cyhoeddiad y byddai'n profi'r holl breswylwyr a'r staff mewn cartrefi gofal. Mae fy mwrdd iechyd fy hun yn dangos eu bod yn disgwyl cwblhau eu rhai nhw yn y maes hwn erbyn diwedd yr wythnos hon. Fodd bynnag, rwyf yn pryderu am y sefyllfa o ran ailbrofi, oherwydd ceir sefyllfaoedd lle mae rhai profion wedi dod yn ôl yn gadarnhaol, am eu bod yn asymptomatig, ac felly ceir preswylwyr a staff nad oeddent yn dangos arwyddion na symptomau COVID-19 ond sydd wedi profi'n gadarnhaol drwy'r profion. A gallai fod sefyllfa lle y gallai aelodau eraill o'r staff, o ganlyniad i hynny, brofi'n bositif yn y dyfodol gan roi mwy o breswylwyr mewn perygl. Felly, a wnewch chi roi diweddariad manwl ynghylch pryd y gellid dechrau ailbrofi staff cartrefi gofal yn arbennig i sicrhau, wrth iddynt fynd i mewn ac allan o'r cartrefi, nad ydynt yn mynd â'r feirws yn ôl i mewn gyda nhw, gan eu bod yn asymptomatig? A gaf i hefyd gytuno ar y sefyllfa gyda deintyddion? Rwy'n siŵr, fel yr amlygodd David Melding, ein bod i gyd wedi cael gohebiaeth ynglŷn â deintyddiaeth. Gwn, o dan glefyd Creutzfeldt-Jakob, fod y deintyddion wedi cymryd camau arbennig iawn, felly maen nhw eisoes yn hyddysg mewn arferion diogel o ran ymdrin â chleifion. Ond rwyf hefyd yn derbyn y cyfrifoldebau sydd gennych i sicrhau diogelwch y staff yn y practis deintyddol hefyd.
English: Helen Mary Jones. No.
Welsh: Helen Mary Jones. Na.
English: Helen Mary is silenced.
Welsh: Nid yw meicroffon Helen Mary yn agored.
English: Can we - can somebody help Helen Mary? We can't hear her. Can somebody help her to unmute the mike, please? No. Can I leave Helen? I will come back to you, Helen, unless - have you got your mike open now? No. Okay, I'll come back to you. Jack Sargeant.
Welsh: A allwn ni - a wnaiff rhywun helpu Helen Mary? Ni allwn ei chlywed hi. A all rhywun ei helpu i droi ei meicroffon ymlaen, os gwelwch yn dda? Na. A gaf i adael Helen? Dof yn ôl atoch, Helen, oni bai - a yw eich meicroffon yn agored nawr? Nac ydy. Iawn, dof yn ôl atoch chi. Jack Sargeant.
English: Diolch yn fawr, Deputy Llywydd. Minister, coronavirus, the need for isolation and the financial toll that residents across Wales are paying will, of course, have a huge impact on their mental health. Now, news that 1,700 patients were wrongly discharged in north Wales fills nobody with the confidence that services in north Wales are all that they should be. Now, I understand that there are currently huge pressures on our NHS, but this is obviously not good enough. Residents in north Wales need to have the confidence in services. Minister, we have all been suffering a mental health pandemic long before COVID-19. So, not just as parliamentarians and Governments, but as human beings, we need to do more. Minister, what can you say to my constituents to reassure them that the lessons are being learned and that those affected are given the support they need as a matter of urgency?
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr, Dirprwy Lywydd. Gweinidog, bydd y coronafeirws, yr angen i ynysu a'r doll ariannol y mae trigolion ledled Cymru yn ei thalu yn cael effaith enfawr, wrth gwrs, ar eu hiechyd meddwl. Nawr, nid yw newyddion bod 1,700 o gleifion wedi'u rhyddhau mewn camgymeriad yn y gogledd yn rhoi hyder i neb fod gwasanaethau yn y gogledd yn union fel y dylent fod. Nawr, rwy'n deall bod pwysau enfawr ar ein GIG ar hyn o bryd, ond mae'n amlwg nad yw hyn yn ddigon da. Mae angen i drigolion yn y gogledd gael ffydd mewn gwasanaethau. Gweinidog, rydym ni i gyd wedi bod yn dioddef o bandemig iechyd meddwl ymhell cyn COVID-19. Felly, nid dim ond fel seneddwyr a Llywodraethau, ond fel bodau dynol, mae angen i ni wneud mwy. Gweinidog, beth allwch chi ei ddweud wrth fy etholwyr i roi sicrwydd iddynt fod gwersi'n cael eu dysgu a bod y rhai yr effeithir arnynt yn cael y gefnogaeth y mae arnynt ei hangen fel mater o frys?
English: Thank you. We'll try Helen Mary Jones again.
Welsh: Diolch. Rhown gynnig ar Helen Mary Jones eto.
English: Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. So, I'm very sorry, Minister, but I am unsilenced again. [ Laughter. ] If I may take you back to the issue with regard to shielding that was raised earlier with the First Minister by my colleague Delyth Jewell, I hope that the Welsh Government will be able to provide the 32 organisations that have written to you concerned about the way that announcement was made and asking for more clarity - I hope that you'll be able to provide them with a fuller answer than the First Minister was able to provide to Delyth Jewell this afternoon. But, very specifically - and I hope you'll take this opportunity to reassure people - is it the case, Minister, that those people who have been advised to shield will continue to receive the support services that they currently receive? I'm thinking of things like the food boxes, the supermarket slots. I don't know if other Members have been, but I've certainly been contacted by constituents who've been left a little bit confused as to whether they will continue to get those services and for how long. So, I hope, Minister, you'll take the opportunity to reassure them this afternoon.
Welsh: Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. Felly, mae'n ddrwg iawn gennyf, Gweinidog, ond nid wyf wedi fy nhawelu mwyach. [ Chwerthin. ] Os caf fynd â chi'n ôl at y mater o ran gwarchod a godwyd yn gynharach gyda'r Prif Weinidog gan fy nghyd-Aelod Delyth Jewell, rwy'n gobeithio y bydd Llywodraeth Cymru yn gallu rhoi i'r 32 o sefydliadau sydd wedi ysgrifennu atoch yn pryderu am y ffordd y cafodd y cyhoeddiad hwnnw ei wneud, ac yn gofyn am fwy o eglurder - gobeithio y gallwch chi roi ateb llawnach iddyn nhw nag y gwnaeth y Prif Weinidog ei roi i Delyth Jewell y prynhawn yma. Ond, yn benodol iawn - a gobeithio y byddwch yn manteisio ar y cyfle hwn i dawelu meddyliau pobl - a yw'n wir, Gweinidog, y bydd y bobl hynny sydd wedi cael cyngor i warchod eu hunain yn parhau i gael y gwasanaethau cymorth y maen nhw yn eu cael ar hyn o bryd? Rwy'n meddwl am bethau fel y blychau bwyd, amseroedd penodol yn yr archfarchnadoedd. Nid wyf yn gwybod a yw Aelodau eraill wedi profi hyn, ond yn sicr mae etholwyr wedi cysylltu â mi sydd mewn peth dryswch ynghylch pa un a fyddant yn parhau i gael y gwasanaethau hynny ac am ba hyd. Felly, rwy'n gobeithio, Gweinidog, y byddwch chi'n manteisio ar y cyfle i dawelu eu meddyliau y prynhawn yma.
English: Minister, I listened to that answer to Helen Mary and I have to say it always seems to be someone else's communication problem, doesn't it? Let's go back to the £500 for the carers. I heard the First Minister's response to Mike Hedges, which I thought was disingenuous, and I heard your response to Delyth Jewell. So, are you telling me that either the Welsh Government did not know that, under UK law, wages are taxed in accordance with earning levels and therefore that £500 would be taxed, or are you telling me that the Welsh Government wanted the Chancellor to give it as a gift but you hadn't bothered to ask him before you made the announcement? Finally, can you clarify to everybody who will get this payment? Because, on 28 May, you told me that all care home workers who work in a privately funded care home - i.e. a care home that does not take any state-aided people - would not get that £500. So, when we say that all care workers in Wales will get it, that is actually, technically, as my understanding is from my conversation with you on 28 May, incorrect, and I would be very grateful for your clarification because when we use the words 'privately funded', we have to remember that this is a lot of Welsh people who are just scraping by on the last of their savings to get into a private care home. They don't have a lot of money, their staff won't have much money.
Welsh: Gweinidog, fe wnes i wrando ar yr ateb yna i Helen Mary ac mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud ei fod bob amser yn ymddangos mai problem cyfathrebu rhywun arall ydyw, onid yw? Gadewch i ni fynd yn ôl i'r £500 ar gyfer gofalwyr. Clywais ymateb y Prif Weinidog i Mike Hedges, a oedd yn annidwyll yn fy marn i, a chlywais eich ymateb i Delyth Jewell. Felly, a ydych yn dweud wrthyf naill ai nad oedd Llywodraeth Cymru yn gwybod, o dan gyfraith y DU, fod cyflogau'n cael eu trethu yn unol â lefelau ennill ac felly y byddai'r £500 hynny yn cael ei drethu, neu a ydych yn dweud wrthyf fod Llywodraeth Cymru eisiau i'r Canghellor ei roi fel rhodd, ond nad oeddech wedi trafferthu gofyn iddo cyn i chi wneud y cyhoeddiad? Yn olaf, a allwch chi egluro i bawb pwy fydd yn cael y taliad hwn? Oherwydd, ar 28 Mai, dywedoch chi wrthyf na fyddai'r holl weithwyr cartrefi gofal sy'n gweithio mewn cartref gofal a ariennir yn breifat - hynny yw cartref gofal nad yw'n derbyn unrhyw bobl sy'n cael cymorth gan y wladwriaeth - yn cael y £500 hwnnw. Felly, pan ydym yn dweud y bydd yr holl weithwyr gofal yng Nghymru yn ei gael, mae hynny, yn dechnegol, fel y deallaf o'm sgwrs â chi ar 28 Mai, yn anghywir, a byddwn yn ddiolchgar iawn am eich eglurhad oherwydd pan ddefnyddiwn y geiriau 'wedi'u hariannu'n breifat', rhaid i ni gofio bod hyn yn golygu bod llawer o Gymry yn byw ar eu cynilion olaf i fynd i gartref gofal preifat. Nid oes ganddyn nhw lawer o arian, ni fydd gan eu staff lawer o arian.
English: No. We're not getting - . Can somebody assist Mr Antoniw? There we are.
Welsh: Na. Nid ydym yn cael - . A all rhywun gynorthwyo Mr Antoniw? Dyna ni.
English: How's that? Is that okay?
Welsh: Sut mae hwn? A yw hwn yn iawn?
English: There we are. Start again.
Welsh: Dyna ni. Dechreuwch eto.
English: Minister, there are many consequences of coronavirus, not just the disease. We've discussed the associated consequences of lockdown, such as mental health. The one I want to raise, though, is the increased risk in respect of gambling addiction. You will be familiar, Minister, I would have thought, with the case of Chris Bruney, who was a 25-year-old who lost £119,000 in five days. He was then offered by the gambling company a bonus of £400. He took his own life, and the company has just been fined. Now that was just one of the examples pre-coronavirus. Of course, what we have now is a captive market in respect of online gambling, and the March data alone for 2020 indicates that virtual betting increased by 40 per cent, poker by 38 per cent and, of those who placed more than one bet, online betting increased by 88 per cent, online poker 53 per cent and, of course, there are many other similar data as well. I suspect the April figures will show even higher levels of online gambling participation, leading to the public health risks that had been identified before the lockdown. I'm wondering, Minister, if you could let us know whether this is something that you've discussed with the chief medical officer. If not, will you discuss it with the chief medical officer to see what we can actually do to prepare for what I suspect is going to be a significant increase in problems associated with online gambling addiction, and it will be a legacy that we will have to deal with as we come out of coronavirus?
Welsh: Gweinidog, mae llawer o effeithiau i'r coronafeirws, nid y clefyd yn unig. Rydym wedi trafod effeithiau sy'n gysylltiedig â chyfyngiadau symud, megis iechyd meddwl. Fodd bynnag, yr un yr wyf eisiau ei godi yw'r risg gynyddol o ran dibyniaeth ar gamblo. Byddwch yn gyfarwydd, Gweinidog, am wn i, ag achos Chris Bruney, a oedd yn 25 mlwydd oed a gollodd £119,000 mewn pum diwrnod. Yna cafodd gynnig bonws o £400 gan y cwmni gamblo. Cymerodd ei fywyd ei hun, ac mae'r cwmni newydd gael dirwy. Nawr roedd hynny'n un o'r enghreifftiau cyn y coronafeirws. Wrth gwrs, yr hyn sydd gennym nawr yw marchnad gaeth o ran gamblo ar-lein, ac mae data mis Mawrth yn unig ar gyfer 2020 yn dangos bod betio rhithwir wedi cynyddu 40 y cant, pocer 38 y cant ac, o'r rhai a oedd yn gosod mwy nag un bet, cynyddodd betio ar-lein 88 y cant, 53 y cant ar gyfer pocer ar-lein ac wrth gwrs, roedd llawer o ddata eraill oedd yn debyg hefyd. Dwi'n tybio y bydd ffigurau mis Ebrill yn dangos lefelau uwch fyth o gamblo ar-lein, gan arwain at y risgiau iechyd cyhoeddus a nodwyd cyn y cyfyngiadau symud. Tybed, Gweinidog, a wnewch chi roi gwybod i ni a yw hyn yn rhywbeth yr ydych wedi ei drafod gyda'r prif swyddog meddygol. Os nad ydych, a wnewch ei drafod gyda'r prif swyddog meddygol i weld beth y gallwn ei wneud mewn gwirionedd i baratoi ar gyfer yr hyn sy'n mynd i fod yn gynnydd sylweddol yn y problemau sy'n gysylltiedig â dibyniaeth ar gamblo ar-lein, a bydd yn waddol y bydd yn rhaid i ni ymdrin ag ef wrth inni ddod allan o'r coronafeirws?
English: I think it's a point well made, actually, by the Member, and I recognise his longstanding and continuing interest in the real public health harms caused by gambling. I don't think now is the time to go into the division of powers that exist, but we do still need to understand what that means and we do understand that there has been a significant increase in online gambling, as the Member sets out. So, I will definitely take it up specifically with the chief medical officer about where we are and what that means in terms of not just our understanding of the harms caused now, but what that means for the future. If more people are spending more time on online gambling, there's no guarantee - in fact, we'd expect that it would be not the case that those people will disappear and stop online gambling in exactly the same numbers as we progress out of the lockdown. We could be talking about longer term challenges in terms of the addiction that gambling sadly is for some people. So, I'll happily take it up with the chief medical officer, and I'm happy to undertake to write to the Member in due course.
Welsh: Rwy'n credu bod pwynt yr Aelod yn un da, ac rwy'n cydnabod y diddordeb sydd ganddo ers tro, ac y mae ganddo o hyd, yn y niwed gwirioneddol y mae gamblo yn ei wneud i iechyd y cyhoedd. Nid wyf yn credu mai nawr yw'r amser i fanylu ynglŷn â sut mae pwerau wedi eu rhannu ar hyn o bryd, ond mae yn dal angen i ni ddeall beth mae hynny'n ei olygu ac rydym yn deall y bu cynnydd sylweddol mewn gamblo ar-lein, fel y mae'r Aelod yn ei nodi. Felly, byddaf yn sicr yn ei godi'n benodol gyda'r Prif Swyddog Meddygol, ynghylch lle yr ydym ni arni a beth y mae hynny'n ei olygu, nid yn unig o ran ein dealltwriaeth o'r niwed a achosir nawr, ond o ran yr hyn y mae hynny'n ei olygu yn y dyfodol. Os yw mwy o bobl yn treulio mwy o amser yn gamblo ar-lein, does dim sicrwydd - yn wir, byddem yn disgwyl na fyddai'r bobl hynny yn diflannu ac yn rhoi'r gorau i gamblo ar-lein yn yr union niferoedd wrth i ni symud allan o'r cyfyngiadau symud. Gallem fod yn sôn am heriau tymor hwy o ran pobl yn mynd yn gaeth i gamblo yn anffodus. Felly, byddaf yn fodlon ei godi gyda'r Prif Swyddog Meddygol, ac rwy'n fodlon ymrwymo i ysgrifennu at yr Aelod maes o law.
English: Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. Minister, in terms of COVID, you say that you've followed scientific advice continuously. I wouldn't agree with that, actually, but you say that you've relied on science. So, there's a proposal to dump 780,000 tonnes of mud from outside Hinkley Point nuclear power station into the waters just outside Cardiff, 1 mile off the coast. Now, scientists tell us that they're convinced - and they've said it on the record - they are convinced that the mud contains plutonium. So, in terms of you being the health Minister and also the AM for southern Cardiff, will you support the scientists' call to test the mud for plutonium, because it has never been tested for that? Diolch.
Welsh: Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. Gweinidog, o ran COVID, rydych chi'n dweud eich bod wastad wedi dilyn cyngor gwyddonol. Ni fyddwn i'n cytuno â hynny, mewn gwirionedd, ond rydych chi'n dweud eich bod wedi dibynnu ar wyddoniaeth. Felly, mae yna gynnig i waredu 780,000 o dunelli o fwd o du allan i orsaf bŵer niwclear Hinkley Point i mewn i'r dyfroedd ychydig y tu allan i Gaerdydd, un filltir oddi ar yr arfordir. Nawr, mae gwyddonwyr yn dweud wrthym eu bod yn argyhoeddedig - ac maen nhw wedi dweud hynny ar goedd - maen nhw wedi'u hargyhoeddi bod y mwd yn cynnwys plwtoniwm. Felly, a chithau'n Weinidog Iechyd a hefyd yr AC dros Dde Caerdydd, a wnewch chi gefnogi galwad y gwyddonwyr i brofi'r mwd am blwtoniwm, am nad yw erioed wedi cael ei brofi am hynny? Diolch.
English: As the Member knows, I'm here to answer questions as the health Minister in the Welsh Government. I'm very well aware of my responsibilities for the constituency that I've had the privilege to be directly elected to represent twice to this Parliament. And as the Member knows, there is plenty of scientific evidence and advice around the removal and transfer of mud within an estuary environment, and I recall the spiky conversation the Member had in the Chamber with Alun Davies, who actually had spent some time looking at this during his time before the Assembly, as it then was, and indeed during his time as the environment Minister. And the Member is taking the view of some scientists rather than the accepted scientific consensus. So, Lesley Griffiths, as the Minister with some responsibility in this area, will be guided by the scientific advice that she receives. It's a matter for Natural Resources Wales, though, of course, as you know, to understand that science and decide what to do in the granting of licences. And I think trying to return to a scare story over nuclear mud at a time when we're dealing with a pandemic that is far from finished is entirely the wrong thing to do when it comes to questions to the health Minister about where we are with this once-in-a-century event. But, no doubt, Mr McEvoy will continue to make his own choices.
Welsh: Fel y gŵyr yr Aelod, rwyf yma i ateb cwestiynau yn rhinwedd fy swydd yn Weinidog Iechyd yn Llywodraeth Cymru. Rwy'n ymwybodol iawn o'm cyfrifoldebau ar gyfer yr etholaeth yr wyf wedi cael y fraint o gael fy ethol yn uniongyrchol i'w chynrychioli ddwywaith yn y senedd hon. Ac fel y gŵyr yr Aelod, mae digon o dystiolaeth a chyngor gwyddonol ynglŷn â symud a throsglwyddo mwd mewn aberoedd, a chofiaf y sgwrs bigog a gafodd yr Aelod yn y Siambr gydag Alun Davies, a oedd wedi treulio rhywfaint o amser yn edrych ar hyn yn ystod ei amser ger bron y Cynulliad, fel yr oedd bryd hynny, ac yn wir yn ystod ei gyfnod yn Weinidog yr Amgylchedd. Ac mae'r Aelod yn dilyn barn rhai gwyddonwyr yn hytrach na'r consensws gwyddonol a dderbyniwyd. Felly, bydd Lesley Griffiths, y Gweinidog sydd â rhywfaint o gyfrifoldeb yn y maes hwn, yn cael ei harwain gan y cyngor gwyddonol a gaiff. Mater i Gyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, fodd bynnag, wrth gwrs, fel y gwyddoch chi, yw deall y wyddoniaeth honno a phenderfynu beth i'w wneud wrth roi trwyddedau. Ac rwy'n credu bod ceisio dychwelyd at stori frawychus am fwd niwclear ar adeg pan rydym ni'n ymdrin â phandemig sydd ymhell o fod ar ben yn beth hollol anghywir i'w wneud o ran holi'r Gweinidog Iechyd ynglŷn â lle yr ydym ni arni o ran y digwyddiad unwaith mewn canrif hwn. Ond, yn ddiau, bydd Mr McEvoy yn parhau i wneud ei ddewisiadau ei hun.
English: That's an outrageous comment, Minister - outrageous.
Welsh: Mae hynny'n sylw gwarthus, Gweinidog - gwarthus.
English: Thank you. Thank you, Minister, for that.
Welsh: Diolch. Diolch, Gweinidog, am hynny.
English: We now move on to item 5 on our agenda, which is a statement by the Minister for Education and an update on the education provision. So, I call on the Minister for Education, Kirsty Williams.
Welsh: Symudwn ymlaen nawr at eitem 5 ar ein hagenda, sef datganiad gan y Gweinidog Addysg a'r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf am ddarpariaeth addysg. Felly, galwaf ar y Gweinidog Addysg, Kirsty Williams.
English: Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer, and good afternoon, colleagues. The response to COVID-19 has been a profound challenge for the whole of the education community. Our schools and colleges have already stepped up in the defence against COVID, establishing provision for children of critical workers and for vulnerable children, and managing remote learning on an unprecedented scale with astonishing pace. Once again, I want to thank the education professionals as a whole, and especially those who've supported the operation of the hubs, for their dedication, professionalism and hard work over this period. The Government has today published a paper from its COVID-19 technical advisory group, representing the latest understanding of the virus with respect to children and education. I am satisfied that there is now space and opportunity to increase operations. To this end, I have made the decision that schools and pupil referral units should plan to increase their operations from 29 June. This gives schools, and indeed parents, three and a half weeks to continue preparing for the next phase of education. And it also provides the time needed for governing bodies and councils to progress the necessary statutory actions.
Welsh: Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd, a phrynhawn da, gyd-Aelodau. Mae'r ymateb i COVID-19 wedi bod yn her enfawr i'r gymuned addysg gyfan. Mae ein hysgolion a'n colegau eisoes wedi camu i'r adwy yn erbyn COVID, gan sefydlu darpariaeth ar gyfer plant gweithwyr hanfodol a phlant sy'n agored i niwed, a rheoli dysgu o bell ar raddfa nas gwelwyd erioed o'r blaen gyda chyflymder rhyfeddol. Unwaith eto, hoffwn ddiolch i'r gweithwyr addysg proffesiynol yn gyffredinol, ac yn enwedig i'r rhai sydd wedi cefnogi gweithredu'r hybiau, am eu hymroddiad, eu proffesiynoldeb a'u gwaith caled dros y cyfnod hwn. Mae'r Llywodraeth heddiw wedi cyhoeddi papur gan ei grŵp cynghori technegol ar COVID-19, sy'n cynrychioli'r ddealltwriaeth ddiweddaraf o'r feirws mewn cysylltiad â phlant ac addysg. Rwy'n fodlon bod lle a chyfle bellach i gynyddu gweithgarwch. I'r perwyl hwn, rwyf wedi gwneud y penderfyniad y dylai ysgolion ac unedau cyfeirio disgyblion gynllunio i gynyddu eu gweithgarwch o 29 Mehefin. Mae hyn yn rhoi tair wythnos a hanner i ysgolion, ac yn wir i rieni, barhau i baratoi ar gyfer y cam nesaf o ran addysg. Ac mae hefyd yn rhoi'r amser sydd ei angen ar gyrff llywodraethu a chynghorau i ddatblygu'r camau statudol angenrheidiol.