English: I thank the Member for that question. I think what is absolutely beyond doubt is the fact that Wales has offered a very generous welcome to people from Ukraine. When we opened the Welsh platform, we anticipated 1,000 people coming to Wales as a result of it. We now have 3,000 people who've been welcomed to Wales by that route. The Member is right - that puts stresses and strains into the system. We believe that, in this last 12 months, we've also been able to absorb 1,000 people from Hong Kong here into Wales as well. We have 700 people from Afghanistan who've been welcomed to Wales. All of these things undoubtedly put pressure into the system. The specific question the Member asked me, Llywydd, was why do some people choose not to take up offers of permanent accommodation that are made to them, and I think the answer is that there's complexity in that. Some people will have settled in their temporary accommodation in the sense they've already found jobs and work. The place that they're offered to live permanently may be in a different part of Wales and they may be reluctant to pick themselves up and start again somewhere where they don't have the things that they've built up while they've been in temporary accommodation. In temporary accommodation, you will be surrounded by other people who've been through the same experience as you. We shouldn't be surprised, should we, that people draw some comfort from that and, faced with moving into independent accommodation where you're necessarily more likely to be on your own, that can be a difficult move for some people to make. I've no doubt that Joel James is right that, for some people, the contrast between the service that is provided to them in a welcome centre, where they are very well looked after, and being asked to go and make your own future in a flat somewhere in a part of the world you don't know, that's another difficult thing that gets in the way of some people moving on. But, move-on is an essential part of the arrangement. Because the numbers of people coming from Ukraine have declined since August, the system is much closer to being in balance than it was at the height of the flow of people in. So, now the number of people leaving welcome centres compared to people arriving is much closer to being in balance. But, we do have to have that outflow in order to be able to welcome more people into Wales. Challenging as that can be for people, the system is designed to encourage them to make that decision.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am y cwestiwn yna. Rwy'n credu mai'r hyn sydd y tu hwnt i amheuaeth yn llwyr yw'r ffaith bod Cymru wedi cynnig croeso hael iawn i bobl o Wcráin. Pan wnaethon ni agor platfform Cymru, fe wnaethon ni ragweld y byddai 1,000 o bobl yn dod i Gymru o ganlyniad iddo. Bellach mae gennym ni 3,000 o bobl sydd wedi cael eu croesawu i Gymru drwy'r llwybr hwnnw. Mae'r Aelod yn iawn - mae hynny'n rhoi straen a phwysau ar y system. Rydym ni'n credu, yn y 12 mis diwethaf hyn, ein bod ni hefyd wedi gallu derbyn 1,000 o bobl o Hong Kong yma i Gymru hefyd. Mae gennym ni 700 o bobl o Afghanistan sydd wedi cael eu croesawu i Gymru. Heb os, mae'r holl bethau hyn yn rhoi pwysau ar y system. Y cwestiwn penodol y gwnaeth yr Aelod ei ofyn i mi, Llywydd, oedd pam mae rhai pobl yn dewis peidio â manteisio ar gynigion o lety parhaol sy'n cael eu gwneud iddyn nhw, ac rwy'n credu mai'r ateb yw bod cymhlethdod yn hynny o beth. Bydd rhai pobl wedi ymgartrefu yn eu llety dros dro yn yr ystyr eu bod nhw eisoes wedi dod o hyd i swyddi a gwaith. Efallai fod y lle y maen nhw'n cael ei gynnig i fyw yn barhaol mewn gwahanol ran o Gymru ac efallai eu bod nhw'n amharod i symud eu hunain a dechrau eto yn rhywle lle nad oes ganddyn nhw'r pethau y maen nhw wedi eu hadeiladu tra maen nhw wedi bod mewn llety dros dro. Mewn llety dros dro, byddwch wedi eich amgylchynu gan bobl eraill sydd wedi bod drwy'r un profiad â chi. Ni ddylem ni synnu, oni ddylem, bod pobl yn cymryd rhywfaint o gysur o hynny, ac o wynebu symud i lety annibynnol lle rydych chi o reidrwydd yn fwy tebygol o fod ar eich pen eich hun, gall hwnnw fod yn gam anodd i rai pobl ei wneud. Nid oes gen i unrhyw amheuaeth fod Joel James yn iawn, i rai pobl, mae'r gwrthgyferbyniad rhwng y gwasanaeth sy'n cael ei ddarparu iddyn nhw mewn canolfan groeso, lle maen nhw'n derbyn gofal da iawn, a gofyn iddyn nhw fynd i wneud eu dyfodol eu hunain mewn fflat rhywle mewn rhan o'r byd nad ydych chi'n ei adnabod, mae hynny'n beth anodd arall sy'n atal rhai pobl rhag symud ymlaen. Ond, mae symud ymlaen yn rhan hanfodol o'r trefniant. Gan fod nifer y bobl sy'n dod o Wcráin wedi gostwng ers mis Awst, mae'r system yn llawer agosach at fod mewn cydbwysedd nag yr oedd yn anterth y llif o bobl i mewn. Felly, erbyn hyn mae nifer y bobl sy'n gadael canolfannau croeso o'i chymharu â phobl sy'n cyrraedd yn llawer agosach at fod yn gytbwys. Ond, mae'n rhaid i ni gael yr all-lif hwnnw er mwyn gallu croesawu mwy o bobl i Gymru. Mor heriol ag y gall hynny ei fod i bobl, mae'r system wedi'i chynllunio i'w hannog nhw i wneud y penderfyniad hwnnw.