English: I would also like to add to those words of the Cabinet Secretary. I certainly congratulate the panel on a very thorough review, yes, completed within a tight schedule, and a review I think that makes a number of very important recommendations that will, I have no doubt, improve the lives of many patients. The review, of course, was secured by Plaid Cymru in that post-election agreement, showing the real value of co-operation where that is appropriate, and the outcome I think clearly demonstrates to me that we were right to pursue it. The solutions actually put forward by the review panel aren't all as we envisaged as a party, or put forward as proposals by us as a party, but the outcome is, and that is what is important. I am certainly very pleased that the Cabinet Secretary has agreed now to implement the recommendations of the review. I think it would've been difficult for him not to implement those recommendations. We look forward, now, of course, to seeing them being implemented in practice. A couple of quick questions, because it now is down to what happens on the ground. First, perhaps you could explain just a little bit more about the implementation process, for example, how clinicians themselves are going to be made aware of the changes and how they can help their patients through the process. Also, I think the value of the patient voice in the process has been demonstrated clearly, and the engagement of the review panel has shown that. Will the Government now consider what ways that patient perspective can be maintained permanently within the system, for example in the quality assurance processes designed to ensure consistency, which, after all is one of the main elements that we were looking for from this review?
Welsh: Hoffwn hefyd ychwanegu at y geiriau hynny gan Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet. Rwy'n sicr yn llongyfarch y panel am adolygiad trylwyr iawn, do, wedi'i gwblhau o fewn amserlen dynn, ac adolygiad yr wyf yn meddwl ei fod yn gwneud nifer o argymhellion pwysig iawn a fydd, nid oes gennyf unrhyw amheuaeth, yn gwella bywydau llawer o gleifion. Cafodd yr adolygiad, wrth gwrs, ei sicrhau gan Blaid Cymru yn y cytundeb ôl-etholiad hwnnw, gan ddangos gwir werth cydweithredu pan fo hynny'n briodol, ac mae'r canlyniad, rwy'n meddwl, yn dangos yn glir i mi ein bod yn iawn i fynd ar drywydd hynny. Nid yw'r datrysiadau a gyflwynodd y panel adolygu mewn gwirionedd i gyd fel yr oeddem wedi'u rhagweld fel plaid, nac fel y gwnaethom eu cyflwyno fel cynigion fel plaid, ond mae'r canlyniad, a dyna beth sy'n bwysig. Yn sicr, rwy'n falch iawn bod Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet wedi cytuno nawr i roi argymhellion yr adolygiad ar waith. Rwy'n meddwl y byddai wedi bod yn anodd iddo beidio â rhoi'r argymhellion hynny ar waith. Rydym yn edrych ymlaen, nawr, wrth gwrs, i'w gweld yn cael eu rhoi ar waith yn ymarferol. Un neu ddau gwestiwn cyflym, oherwydd mae nawr yn fater o beth sy'n digwydd ar lawr gwlad. Yn gyntaf, efallai y gallech egluro ychydig bach mwy am y broses weithredu, er enghraifft, sut y bydd clinigwyr eu hunain yn cael gwybod am y newidiadau a sut y gallant helpu eu cleifion drwy'r broses. Hefyd, rwy'n meddwl bod gwerth llais cleifion yn y broses wedi cael ei ddangos yn glir, ac mae ymrwymiad y panel adolygu wedi dangos hynny. A wnaiff y Llywodraeth nawr ystyried pa ffyrdd y gellir cadw safbwynt y claf yn barhaol o fewn y system, er enghraifft yn y prosesau sicrhau ansawdd a gynlluniwyd i sicrhau cysondeb, sydd, wedi'r cyfan yn un o'r prif elfennau yr ydym yn chwilio amdanynt yn yr adolygiad hwn?