English: So, that's quite a complicated set of issues, Rhun, although I appreciate the sentiment and agree with it. So, just on the criticism of land purchased by NRW, we do purchase small amounts of land across Wales, and have done for very many years, as substitute planting land, particularly where we have windfarm siting on the Welsh woodland estate, and so the acreage of trees that comes down for each of the pillars is replaced as part of that policy. If Members haven't had a chance to do so, I recently went up to Pen y Cymoedd, to have a look at what happened with the replanting around the turbines there, and the increase in biodiversity is quite startling. And it's great, because they had a baseline when they put the windfarm in, and what they've got now. So, over those five years, it's the first time we've actually had some proper baseline to see what's happened. You can see that the change in the planting, to biodiverse, broadleaf mixed woodland, away from monocultural Sitkas has made a really serious difference there. So, that's replacement land. It's been done for ages, it's not a binary issue of any sort. We make sure that we don't do it on the best agricultural land, of course, and it's a mixture of land that is often done in conjunction with some of the young farmers scheme, just to be clear. I did say in committee the other day that if any Member had evidence of a particular farm that they wanted us to look at that's been purchased by either the Welsh Government or NRW, to let us know, because I'm not aware of any. That doesn't mean to say we know everything, of course, so if you have information, please let us know. Going back to Anglesey, two things have happened on Anglesey, Ynys Môn. The first is that we've commissioned work on the red squirrel issue, which I know has been brought up. I know that's not the issue you've just talked about, but we were discussing that not very long ago, and I think Darren Millar, amongst others, has also raised it. So, I've commissioned a piece of work to tell us how best to protect the habitat in the productive forests there. So, we've got that piece of work, which I'm expecting to have very shortly, to base it on. On Penrhos, that's rather more complicated, because it's a planning authority planning application issue. So, I can't comment on the individual aspects of that, because, obviously, I'm the planning Minister and I might end up with an appellate role there. But, generally, it's the local planning authority that has responsibility for both instituting its policies in its local development plan and then taking them forward. So, obviously, that's Ynys Môn council.
Welsh: Felly, mae honno'n set eithaf cymhleth o faterion, Rhun, er fy mod yn deall y teimladau sy'n sail i'ch cwestiwn, ac yn cytuno â hwy. Felly, ar y feirniadaeth o'r tir a brynwyd gan CNC, rydym yn prynu darnau bach o dir ledled Cymru, ac rydym wedi gwneud hynny ers blynyddoedd lawer, fel tir plannu amgen, yn enwedig lle mae ffermydd gwynt wedi'u lleoli ar ystad goed Cymru, ac felly, fel rhan o'r polisi hwnnw, caiff coed eu plannu am bob erw o goed sy'n cael eu torri ar gyfer pob un o'r colofnau. Os nad yw'r Aelodau wedi cael cyfle i wneud hynny, euthum i Ben y Cymoedd yn ddiweddar, i gael golwg ar yr hyn sy'n digwydd gydag ailblannu o amgylch y tyrbinau yno, ac mae'r cynnydd mewn bioamrywiaeth yn syfrdanol. Ac mae'n wych, gan fod ganddynt linell sylfaen pan oeddent yn adeiladu'r fferm wynt, a'r hyn sydd ganddynt bellach. Felly, dros y cyfnod hwnnw o bum mlynedd, dyma'r tro cyntaf inni gael llinell sylfaen wirioneddol, i weld beth sydd wedi digwydd. Gallwch weld bod y newid yn y plannu, i goetir cymysg llydanddail, bioamrywiol, yn hytrach na choed Sitka ungnwd, wedi gwneud gwahaniaeth gwirioneddol yno. Felly, tir cyfnewid yw hwnnw. Mae wedi bod yn digwydd ers oesoedd, nid yw'n fater deuaidd mewn unrhyw ffordd. Rydym yn sicrhau nad ydym yn gwneud hynny ar y tir amaethyddol gorau, wrth gwrs, ac mae'n gymysgedd o dir sy'n aml yn digwydd ar y cyd â'r cynllun cymorth i newydd-ddyfodiaid, er eglurder. Dywedais yn y pwyllgor y diwrnod o'r blaen, os oedd gan unrhyw Aelod dystiolaeth o fferm benodol yr oeddent am inni edrych arni sydd wedi'i phrynu naill ai gan Lywodraeth Cymru neu CNC, i roi gwybod i ni, gan nid wyf yn ymwybodol o unrhyw un. Nid yw hynny'n dweud ein bod yn gwybod popeth, wrth gwrs, felly os oes gennych wybodaeth, rhowch wybod i ni. Os caf ddychwelyd at Ynys Môn, mae dau beth wedi digwydd ar Ynys Môn. Y cyntaf yw ein bod wedi comisiynu gwaith ar y wiwer goch, y gwn ei fod wedi'i godi. Gwn nad dyna'r mater yr ydych newydd sôn amdano, ond buom yn ei drafod heb fod yn hir yn ôl, a chredaf fod Darren Millar, ymhlith eraill, wedi'i godi hefyd. Felly, rwyf wedi comisiynu gwaith i ddweud wrthym beth yw'r ffordd orau o ddiogelu'r cynefin yn y coedwigoedd cynhyrchiol yno. Felly, mae gennym y gwaith hwnnw, rwy'n disgwyl iddo gael ei gwblhau cyn bo hir, fel sail i hynny. Ar Benrhos, mae hwnnw ychydig yn fwy cymhleth, gan ei fod yn fater sy'n ymwneud â chais cynllunio i awdurdod cynllunio. Felly, ni chaf wneud sylw ar yr agweddau unigol ar hynny, oherwydd yn amlwg, fi yw'r Gweinidog cynllunio, ac efallai y bydd gennyf rôl apeliadol yn y cyswllt hwnnw maes o law. Ond yn gyffredinol, yr awdurdod cynllunio lleol sy'n gyfrifol am greu ei bolisïau yn ei gynllun datblygu lleol cyn eu rhoi ar waith. Felly, yn amlwg, cyngor Ynys Môn a fyddai'n gwneud hynny.