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English: There's been no real progress since July, unfortunately. And, in frustration, in August, I wrote a joint letter with Ministers from the other devolved Governments to the Chief Secretary to the Treasury seeking an urgent meeting on free ports, and I'm very disappointed that we have yet to receive a response to that, and disappointed, really, with the general lack of engagement from the UK Government on this policy. As I say, we do remain committed to working collaboratively with the UK Government on free ports, although we do share Joyce Watson's concerns about displacement of activity, for example. There are three things that are really important if we are to work with the UK Government on this, the first being joint decision making between the UK Government and the Welsh Government in terms of where those ports will be and what the parameters of the deal will be - conditionality, because, like Joyce Watson, we are really concerned about the effect of free ports, potentially, on standards. So, it's important that any free ports in Wales reflect our values and our priorities in terms of environmental standards, but also fair work, for example. And, crucially, it's important that we do receive a fair funding settlement. So, clearly, this is a place-based intervention for which the Barnett consequential just isn't an appropriate way forward. It would not be appropriate for UK Government to be spending £25 million on a free port in England, but only £8 million in Wales, for no other reason than they think that a Barnett share is appropriate.
Welsh: Ni wnaed unrhyw gynnydd gwirioneddol ers mis Gorffennaf, yn anffodus. Ac mewn rhwystredigaeth, ym mis Awst, ysgrifennais lythyr ar y cyd â Gweinidogion o'r Llywodraethau datganoledig eraill at Brif Ysgrifennydd y Trysorlys yn gofyn am gyfarfod brys ar borthladdoedd rhydd, ac rwy'n siomedig iawn nad ydym wedi derbyn ymateb i'r llythyr hyd yn hyn, ac yn siomedig, mewn gwirionedd, gyda'r diffyg ymgysylltu yn gyffredinol gan Lywodraeth y DU ar y polisi hwn. Fel y dywedaf, rydym yn dal i fod yn ymrwymedig i weithio ar y cyd â Llywodraeth y DU ar borthladdoedd rhydd, er ein bod yn rhannu pryderon Joyce Watson ynghylch dadleoli gweithgarwch, er enghraifft. Mae tri pheth yn wirioneddol bwysig os ydym am weithio gyda Llywodraeth y DU ar hyn, a'r cyntaf yw bod Llywodraeth Cymru'n gwneud penderfyniadau ar y cyd â Llywodraeth y DU ynglŷn â ble fydd y porthladdoedd hynny a beth fydd paramedrau'r cytundeb - amodoldeb, oherwydd, fel Joyce Watson, rydym yn wirioneddol bryderus am effaith bosibl porthladdoedd rhydd ar safonau. Felly, mae'n bwysig fod unrhyw borthladdoedd rhydd yng Nghymru yn adlewyrchu ein gwerthoedd a'n blaenoriaethau mewn perthynas â safonau amgylcheddol, ond hefyd gwaith teg, er enghraifft. Ac yn hanfodol, mae'n bwysig ein bod yn derbyn setliad cyllido teg. Felly, yn amlwg, mae hon yn ymyrraeth sy'n seiliedig ar leoedd nad yw swm canlyniadol Barnett yn briodol ar ei chyfer. Ni fyddai'n briodol i Lywodraeth y DU wario £25 miliwn ar borthladd rhydd yn Lloegr, a dim ond £8 miliwn yng Nghymru, heb unrhyw reswm gwell na'u bod yn credu bod cyfran Barnett yn briodol.
English: Minister, manufacturing accounts for just 10 per cent of the UK's gross domestic product, which is amongst the lowest of all countries in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development. Increasing manufacturing can boost national earnings, and the value of free ports lies in its power to boost economic activity and create new job opportunities in areas of deprivation. A report by the consultancy Mace said that free ports could boost trade by £12 billion a year, increase UK GDP by £9 billion a year and create 150,000 new jobs. I know you just mentioned three points in the previous answer of what you were looking to do and achieve, but do you accept, Minister, that any initial reduction in tax revenue caused by free ports will be offset by the benefits of greater economic activity in deprived areas, more jobs and increased trade, thereby growing the economy as a whole? Thank you.
Welsh: Weinidog, gweithgynhyrchu sydd i gyfrif am 10 y cant yn unig o gynnyrch domestig gros y DU, sydd ymhlith yr isaf o'r holl wledydd yn y Sefydliad ar gyfer Cydweithrediad a Datblygiad Economaidd. Gall cynyddu gweithgynhyrchu hybu enillion cenedlaethol, a gwerth porthladdoedd rhydd yw eu gallu i hybu gweithgarwch economaidd a chreu cyfleoedd gwaith newydd mewn ardaloedd difreintiedig. Nododd adroddiad gan ymgynghoriaeth Mace y gallai porthladdoedd rhydd roi hwb o £12 biliwn y flwyddyn i fasnach, sicrhau cynnydd o £9 biliwn y flwyddyn yng nghynnyrch domestig gros y DU a chreu 150,000 o swyddi newydd. Gwn eich bod newydd grybwyll tri phwynt yn eich ateb blaenorol ar yr hyn roeddech yn awyddus i'w wneud a'i gyflawni, ond a ydych yn derbyn, Weinidog, y bydd unrhyw ostyngiad cychwynnol mewn refeniw trethi a achosir gan borthladdoedd rhydd yn cael ei wrthbwyso gan fuddion mwy o weithgarwch economaidd mewn ardaloedd difreintiedig, mwy o swyddi a mwy o fasnach, gan dyfu'r economi gyfan drwy hynny? Diolch.
English: As yet we haven't had those discussions with the UK Government, because they haven't yet responded to our letter from August seeking that urgent meeting. But I think it's fair to say that any kind of open-ended commitment by the Welsh Government to match the UK Government's offer in terms of non-domestic rates and stamp duty land tax, or land transaction tax as it is in Wales, would present a risk to Welsh tax revenues until we have those discussions to better understand the policy that the UK Government intends to implement. And we are more than ready to have those discussions, but, as yet, we haven't even had a reply to a simple letter.
Welsh: Hyd yn hyn, nid ydym wedi cael y trafodaethau hynny gyda Llywodraeth y DU, gan nad ydynt wedi ymateb eto i'r llythyr a anfonwyd gennym fis Awst yn gofyn am y cyfarfod brys hwnnw. Ond credaf ei bod yn deg dweud y byddai unrhyw fath o ymrwymiad penagored gan Lywodraeth Cymru i gynnig cyfatebol i gynnig Llywodraeth y DU o ran ardrethi annomestig a threth dir y dreth stamp, neu dreth trafodiadau tir fel y'i gelwir yng Nghymru, yn peri risg i refeniw trethi Cymru hyd nes y cawn y trafodaethau hynny i gael gwell dealltwriaeth o'r polisi y mae Llywodraeth y DU yn bwriadu ei roi ar waith. Ac rydym yn fwy na pharod i gael y trafodaethau hynny, ond hyd yma, nid ydym wedi cael ateb i lythyr syml hyd yn oed.
English: Since April 2018, land transaction tax has raised over £800 million. The funds raised have been used to fund our valued public services, including investment in social housing.
Welsh: Ers mis Ebrill 2018, mae'r dreth trafodiadau tir wedi codi dros £800 miliwn. Defnyddiwyd yr arian a godwyd i ariannu ein gwasanaethau cyhoeddus gwerthfawr, gan gynnwys buddsoddiad mewn tai cymdeithasol.
English: Thank you much for that response. Last year, your Government raised the higher rate of the land transaction tax by 1 per cent in order to try and tackle the second homes crisis. At that point, up to 44 per cent of the homes sold in my constituency of Dwyfor Meirionydd were second homes. We in Plaid Cymru warned at that point that that 1 per cent was far from being sufficient and that it would have no impact at all on the housing market. This year again, we have seen that up to 44 per cent of the homes sold in Dwyfor Meirionydd are second homes. Indeed, in your own constituency of Gower, it increased from 24 per cent to 29 per cent. Now, it is time that we saw far more effective changes. Isn't it time for you to consider at least trebling the land transaction tax in order to make a real difference and to devolve that funding to our local authorities so that they can use the funds to build social housing and affordable housing in our communities?
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr iawn ichi am yr ateb. Flwyddyn diwethaf, fe gododd eich Llywodraeth chi y gyfradd uwch o'r dreth trafodiadau tir gan 1 y cant, a hynny er mwyn ceisio mynd i'r afael â'r argyfwng ail dai. Bryd hynny, roedd hyd at 44 y cant o'r tai a werthwyd yn fy etholaeth i yn Nwyfor Meirionydd yn ail dai. Fe wnaethon ni ym Mhlaid Cymru rybuddio bryd hynny fod yr 1 y cant yma ymhell o fod yn ddigonol ac na fyddai'n cael dim effaith o gwbl ar y farchnad. Flwyddyn yma eto rydyn ni wedi gweld bod hyd at 44 y cant o'r tai a werthwyd yn Nwyfor Meirionydd yn ail dai. Yn wir, yn eich etholaeth chi yng Ngŵyr ddaru o gynyddu o 24 y cant i 29 y cant yno. Mae'n bryd gweld newidiadau llawer mwy effeithiol. Onid yw'n amser ichi ystyried o leiaf treblu'r dreth trafodiadau tir er mwyn gwneud gwahaniaeth go iawn a datganoli'r arian i'n llywodraethau lleol er mwyn iddyn nhw ddefnyddio'r arian hwnnw i adeiladu tai cymdeithasol a fforddiadwy yn ein cymunedau ni?
English: Well, funding from land transaction tax already supports local authorities and others in terms of supporting our agenda for building more social homes. But I do have to say there are a couple of things that I do need to put on record. So, the additional rate at the moment stands 4 percentage points on top of the main rates for land transaction tax. So, the most recent announcement was an additional, permanent 1 per cent on top of the 3 per cent. I also think it's important that we portray the figures in terms of house sales and transactions correctly. So, it's not always possible to tell whether properties that are subject to the higher rates were already in one of those categories to which higher rates already applied before the transaction. So, therefore, the transaction may not change the nature of the ownership of the property. For example, a transaction may be from one private holiday home owner to another private holiday home owner, but it also might be from a buy-to-let landlord who's providing a rental property for a local member of the community to another buy-to-let landlord. So, I do think it's important to reflect the figures correctly. They're not all second homes; it's impossible to say that. It's also important that the figures relate not to the entire stock of the area as well, only to those properties that have been sold. That's not to diminish the fact that I understand that second home purchases are a significant problem and issue in many communities, but I do think it's important that when we are reflecting on the figures we do so in a way that shows the wider picture.
Welsh: Wel, mae cyllid o'r dreth trafodiadau tir eisoes yn cefnogi awdurdodau lleol ac eraill drwy gefnogi ein hagenda ar gyfer adeiladu mwy o gartrefi cymdeithasol. Ond mae'n rhaid imi ddweud bod un neu ddau o bethau y mae angen i mi eu nodi. Felly, mae'r gyfradd ychwanegol ar hyn o bryd yn 4 pwynt canran ar ben y prif gyfraddau ar gyfer treth trafodiadau tir. Felly, y cyhoeddiad diweddaraf oedd 1 y cant ychwanegol parhaol ar ben y 3 y cant. Credaf hefyd ei bod yn bwysig inni gyfleu'r ffigurau'n gywir mewn perthynas â gwerthiannau tai a thrafodiadau. Felly, nid yw bob amser yn bosibl dweud a oedd eiddo sy'n ddarostyngedig i'r cyfraddau uwch eisoes yn un o'r categorïau roedd cyfraddau uwch yn berthnasol iddynt cyn y trafodiad. Felly, efallai nad yw'r trafodiad yn newid natur perchnogaeth yr eiddo. Er enghraifft, gall trafodiad fod rhwng un perchennog cartref gwyliau preifat a pherchennog cartref gwyliau preifat arall, ond gallai hefyd fod rhwng landlord prynu-i-osod sy'n darparu eiddo rhent i aelod o'r gymuned leol a landlord prynu-i-osod arall. Felly, credaf ei bod yn bwysig adlewyrchu'r ffigurau'n gywir. Nid ail gartrefi yw pob un ohonynt; mae'n amhosibl dweud hynny. Mae hefyd yn bwysig nad yw'r ffigurau'n cynnwys stoc gyfan yr ardal, ond yr eiddo sydd wedi'i werthu yn unig. Nid yw hynny'n newid y ffaith fy mod yn deall bod prynu ail gartrefi'n broblem sylweddol mewn llawer o gymunedau, ond pan fyddwn yn ystyried y ffigurau, credaf ei bod hi'n bwysig ein bod yn gwneud hynny mewn ffordd sy'n dangos y darlun ehangach.
English: Speaking here in February, I stated that 'the Welsh Government's increased land transaction tax higher rates, which hit large numbers of legitimate small and medium-sized businesses, many of them with properties near the internal UK border with England, are higher than equivalent stamp duty land tax higher rates in England for purchase prices up to just £125,000, and higher for all purchase prices in England above just £180,000even after the higher rates holiday introduced by the UK Government in response to the COVID pandemic comes to an end'. Further, higher rates of land transaction tax are levied on the purchase of properties to rent, as well as second homes. How do you therefore respond to the constituent who e-mailed last week, 'I have a small holiday let business, and the house next door to me came on the market, being sold through a local estate agent. I wish to renovate it and use it as a holiday let, not a second home. I've found that it is subject to a large amount of land transaction stamp duty. The house is not habitable and I'm trying to encourage people to visit Wales and bolster the economy'?
Welsh: Wrth siarad yma ym mis Chwefror, dywedais fod 'cyfraddau uwch treth trafodion tir uwch Llywodraeth Cymru, a darodd nifer fawr o fusnesau bach a chanolig cyfreithlon, llawer ohonynt ag eiddo ger ffin fewnol y DU â Lloegr, yn uwch na chyfraddau treth uwch tir y dreth stamp gyfatebol yn Lloegr ar gyfer prisiau prynu hyd at £125,000 yn unig, ac yn uwch ar gyfer yr holl brisiau prynu yn Lloegr dros £180,000 yn unig hyd yn oed ar ôl y gwyliau cyfraddau uwch a gyflwynwyd gan Lywodraeth y DU mewn ymateb i bandemig COVID ddod i ben'. Yn ychwanegol at hyn, codir cyfraddau uwch o dreth trafodiadau tir ar bryniannau eiddo i'w rentu, yn ogystal ag ail gartrefi. Gan hynny, sut rydych yn ymateb i'r etholwr a anfonodd e-bost yr wythnos diwethaf, i ddweud 'Mae gennyf fusnes bach sy'n gosod eiddo gwyliau, a daeth y tŷ drws nesaf i mi ar y farchnad, ar werth drwy asiant tai lleol. Hoffwn ei adnewyddu a'i ddefnyddio fel eiddo gwyliau ar osod, nid ail gartref. Rwyf wedi cael gwybod y byddai'r dreth stamp trafodiadau tir yn uchel iawn. Nid yw'r tŷ yn ffit i fod yn gartref, ac rwy'n ceisio annog pobl i ymweld â Chymru a hybu'r economi'?
English: I think that the situation that Mark Isherwood has described does show that there are many factors at play here in terms of people's motivations to buy properties. We've taken the deliberate decision to try and increase the higher rate of land transaction tax, because we're very interested in supporting individuals in communities to be able to buy their home to live in. That's our primary concern in that regard, although we do understand the importance of tourism to many communities in Wales. It's a very difficult balance, but we're very keen to ensure that people are able to find affordable housing to live in in their own communities. Part of that's about using tax. I think that it's possible, sometimes, to overestimate the impact that land transaction tax will have on behaviour; it's fundamentally a revenue-raising tax, of course. But there are several items at play here. It's important that we consider planning. It's important that we consider how much more we can invest in social housing. It's important that we consider how we can work with residential landlords and others to leverage investment into this particular agenda. So, there are many, many aspects here. It's partly about supply of housing, partly about planning, but it's also about how we use the other tools at our disposal. No one of these is going to solve this problem on its own.
Welsh: Credaf fod y sefyllfa a ddisgrifiwyd gan Mark Isherwood yn dangos bod nifer o ffactorau i'w hystyried yma o ran cymhellion pobl i brynu eiddo. Rydym wedi gwneud y penderfyniad bwriadol i geisio cynyddu'r gyfradd uwch o dreth trafodiadau tir, gan ein bod yn awyddus iawn i gefnogi unigolion mewn cymunedau i allu prynu eu cartref i fyw ynddo. Dyna ein prif awydd yn hynny o beth, er ein bod yn deall pwysigrwydd twristiaeth i lawer o gymunedau yng Nghymru. Mae'n gydbwysedd anodd iawn, ond rydym yn awyddus iawn i sicrhau bod pobl yn gallu dod o hyd i dai fforddiadwy i fyw ynddynt yn eu cymunedau eu hunain. Mae rhan o hynny'n ymwneud â defnyddio trethi. Credaf weithiau ei bod yn bosibl gorbwyso'r effaith y bydd treth trafodiadau tir yn ei chael ar ymddygiad; treth codi refeniw ydyw yn y bôn, wrth gwrs. Ond mae llawer o bethau i'w hystyried yma. Mae'n bwysig ein bod yn ystyried cynllunio. Mae'n bwysig ein bod yn ystyried faint yn rhagor y gallwn ei fuddsoddi mewn tai cymdeithasol. Mae'n bwysig ein bod yn ystyried sut y gallwn weithio gyda landlordiaid preswyl ac eraill i ysgogi buddsoddiad yn yr agenda benodol hon. Felly, mae llawer iawn o agweddau i'w hystyried yma. Mae'n ymwneud yn rhannol â'r cyflenwad tai, yn rhannol â chynllunio, ond mae hefyd yn ymwneud â sut rydym yn defnyddio'r adnoddau eraill sydd ar gael i ni. Nid oes unrhyw un o'r pethau hyn yn mynd i ddatrys y broblem ar eu pen eu hunain.
English: We have committed not to take more in Welsh rates of income tax from Welsh families for at least as long as the economic impact of coronavirus lasts. All of our taxes are informed by our tax principles, which are set out in our tax policy framework and which include being clear, stable and simple and supporting delivery of Welsh Government policy objectives, and, in particular, supporting jobs and growth.
Welsh: Rydym wedi ymrwymo i beidio â mynd â rhagor o arian oddi ar deuluoedd Cymru drwy gyfraddau treth incwm Cymru, o leiaf cyhyd ag y bydd effaith economaidd y coronafeirws yn parhau. Mae ein holl drethi'n cael eu llywio gan ein hegwyddorion treth, a nodir yn ein fframwaith polisi trethi ac sy'n cynnwys bod yn glir, yn sefydlog ac yn syml a chefnogi'r gwaith o gyflawni amcanion polisi Llywodraeth Cymru, ac yn benodol, cefnogi swyddi a thwf.
English: Thank you, Minister. I wish to endorse the points that have already been made by other Members today, namely that the United Kingdom Government's decision to raise national insurance is unfair as it will have an unequal impact on people on low incomes. In terms of income tax, your Government has the ability to vary the rates within the bands but not the power to introduce new bands. But the Scottish Government has this power, and in 2018 they introduced two new bands, namely the additional intermediate rate for middle-income earners and a starter rate for those on low incomes, which is a penny less than the basic rate. I would like to hear, Minister, your view of the possibility of introducing a starter rate here in Wales, as this could be one practical way of mitigating the impact of the increase in national insurance on those people who receive an income significantly below the average. Would the Minister be in favour of devolving this power and, if so, would she also be in favour of introducing a starter rate of income tax for those earning less than £15,000 per annum, as in Scotland? And if not, could you explain the reason for that, please?
Welsh: Diolch, Gweinidog. Hoffwn i ategu'r pwyntiau sydd wedi cael eu gwneud gan Aelodau eraill heddiw, sef bod penderfyniad Llywodraeth San Steffan i godi yswiriant gwladol yn annheg oherwydd bydd yn cael effaith anghyfartal ar bobl ar incwm isel. O ran treth incwm, mae gan eich Llywodraeth chi y gallu i amrywio'r graddau o fewn y bandiau ond nid y pŵer i gyflwyno bandiau newydd. Ond mae gan Lywodraeth yr Alban y pŵer hwn ac, yn 2018, fe wnaethon nhw gyflwyno dau fand newydd, sef gradd ychwanegol i bobl ag incwm canolig a gradd ddechreuol i bobl ar incwm isel, sydd un geiniog yn llai na'r radd sylfaenol. Hoffwn i glywed, Gweinidog, eich safbwynt chi ynglŷn â'r posibilrwydd o gyflwyno graddfa ddechreuol yng Nghymru oherwydd gallai hyn fod yn un ffordd ymarferol o liniaru effaith y cynnydd mewn yswiriant gwladol ar y bobl hynny sy'n derbyn incwm sylweddol is na'r cyfartaledd. A fyddai'r Gweinidog o blaid datganoli'r pŵer hwn ac, os felly, hefyd o blaid ystyried cyflwyno band treth incwm dechreuol i bobl sy'n ennill llai na £15,000 y flwyddyn, fel yn yr Alban. Ac os na, beth yw'r rheswm am hynny, os gwelwch yn dda?
English: Well, you're absolutely right to say that the raising of national insurance contributions does have a differential impact as compared to that which would have been achieved by raising rates of income tax, partly because of the way in which the thresholds sit. So, you start paying your national insurance contributions when you're earning at a lower threshold. And of course income tax does include things like pensions and rental income and other things, which often people who are on the lower end of the economic spectrum aren't able to raise anyway. So, it is not a fair way to raise money for this particular agenda, I believe. As you say, we don't have those powers here in Wales. We have the three bands, which we are currently maintaining at the same level because, as I say, we don't want to put additional burdens on individuals and families at this point. And we'll certainly keep this approach as long as the economic impact of the coronavirus is felt.
Welsh: Wel, rydych yn llygad eich lle yn dweud bod cynyddu cyfraniadau yswiriant gwladol yn cael effaith wahaniaethol o gymharu â'r hyn y byddai codi cyfraddau treth incwm wedi'i gyflawni, yn rhannol oherwydd y ffordd y mae'r trothwyon wedi'u gosod. Felly, rydych yn dechrau talu eich cyfraniadau yswiriant gwladol pan fyddwch yn ennill cyflog ar drothwy is. Ac wrth gwrs, mae treth incwm yn cynnwys pethau fel pensiynau ac incwm rhenti a phethau eraill, nad yw pobl ar ben isaf y sbectrwm economaidd, yn aml, yn gallu eu codi beth bynnag. Felly, ni chredaf ei bod yn ffordd deg o godi arian ar gyfer yr agenda benodol hon. Fel y dywedwch, nid oes gennym y pwerau hynny yma yng Nghymru. Mae gennym y tri band, ac rydym yn eu cynnal ar yr un lefel ar hyn o bryd oherwydd, fel y dywedaf, nid ydym am roi beichiau ychwanegol ar unigolion a theuluoedd ar y pwynt hwn. A byddwn yn sicr yn cadw'r dull hwn o weithredu cyhyd ag y bydd effaith economaidd y coronafeirws yn parhau.
English: This consultation implements one of the actions set out in our three‑pronged approach to address the impact of second homes on communities in Wales. It seeks views on potential changes to local taxes, including local authorities' powers to apply council tax premiums and the criteria for defining self-catering accommodation as non-domestic property.
Welsh: Mae'r ymgynghoriad hwn yn gweithredu un o'r camau a nodwyd yn ein dull triphlyg o fynd i'r afael ag effaith ail gartrefi ar gymunedau yng Nghymru. Mae'n galw am safbwyntiau ar newidiadau posibl i drethi lleol, gan gynnwys pwerau awdurdodau lleol i gymhwyso premiymau'r dreth gyngor a'r meini prawf ar gyfer diffinio llety hunanddarpar fel eiddo annomestig.
English: The housing crisis, including the second homes crisis, is having a destructive impact on communities the length and breadth of Wales. I welcome this consultation of course, but it would be only part of the solution in tackling the issues contained within this consultation. I'm sure you'd agree with me on that. But, in terms of the consultation itself, when exactly will the recommendations that are drawn up as a result of this consultation be implemented? Can you give us an idea of the timetable around this consultation and what the next steps will be, because we must take urgent action? I'm sure you would agree with that too.
Welsh: Mae'r argyfwng tai, gan gynnwys yr argyfwng ail gartrefi, yn cael effaith ddinistriol ar gymunedau ledled Cymru. Dwi'n croesawu'r ymgynghoriad yma wrth gwrs, ond rhan yn unig o'r ateb fyddai mynd i'r afael â'r materion sydd yn yr ymgynghoriad yma. Dwi'n siŵr eich bod chi'n cytuno efo hynny. Ond o ran yr ymgynghoriad ei hun, pryd yn union fydd yr argymhellion a ddaw yn sgil yr ymgynghoriad yma'n cael eu gweithredu? A fedrwch chi roi syniad inni o'r amserlen o gwmpas yr ymgynghoriad yma a beth fydd y camau nesaf, achos mae'n rhaid gweithredu ar frys? Dwi'n siŵr eich bod chi'n cytuno efo hynny hefyd.