English: I think a few things have been touched on here, so I want to try to - . I think it's important - . The partnership that Lis was talking about is very strong between us, and probably that's one of the positive things that came out of COVID, if anything did, the way that we have been able to collaborate. And also the former Minister for local government has supported that collaboration, and then that's continued, and it's important to note that. But you were asking the question about are we aligning our services. Well, what's good about local government is that we are local, and it was seen during COVID the way that we could adapt our services to respond to what was happening at a local level. That has to continue, because demographics are an issue in an area such as Anglesey, with an ageing population, and the figures being high; very clearly, we wouldn't be able to align with Flint, for example. So it is important, but that there's a strategic element, as Lis was talking about, of how we safeguard the most vulnerable in our society - that there is alignment in terms of that. So, it is important that we have that flexibility to do what's required at a local level, but that we unite strategically, and that's what is happening. There is a partnership between us as leaders of understanding the challenges that we face - and it is across borders. We're a tourism area, and there are industrial areas, aren't there? So, that's how we - . But we understand the challenges that we're facing, and we're looking much more strategically, with the support, as Jon was saying, of all the Ministers coming to discuss their fields with us too.
Welsh: Dwi'n meddwl bod yna ychydig o bethau wedi cael eu cyffwrdd yma, felly dwi eisiau trio - . Dwi'n meddwl ei bod hi'n bwysig - . Mae'r bartneriaeth y mae Lis yn sôn amdani yn andros o gryf rhyngom ni, a, fwy na thebyg, un o'r pethau positif a ddaeth allan o COVID, os daeth yna rywbeth, ydy'r ffordd rydyn ni wedi medru cydweithio. A hefyd, mae'r cyn-Weinidog dros lywodraeth leol wedi cefnogi'r cydweithio yna, ac wedyn mae hwnna wedi parhau, ac mae'n bwysig bod hynny'n cael ei nodi. Ond roeddech chi'n gofyn y cwestiwn a ydym ni'n alinio'n gwasanaethau. Wel, dyna sy'n dda am lywodraeth leol ydy ein bod ni yn lleol, ac mi welwyd yn ystod COVID y ffordd roeddem ni'n gallu addasu'n gwasanaethau ni i ymateb i beth oedd yn digwydd yn lleol. Mae'n rhaid i hynny barhau, achos mae demograffeg yn fater mewn ardal fel Môn, gyda heneiddio yn uchel yma; yn amlwg iawn, fyddem ni ddim yn medru alinio ein hunain, efallai, â Fflint, er enghraifft. Felly, mae o'n bwysig, ond bod elfen strategol, fel roedd Lis yn ei drafod, o sut ydym ni'n amddiffyn y rhai mwyaf bregus mewn cymdeithas - bod yna aliniad o ran hynny. Felly, mae hi'n bwysig ein bod ni'n cael yr hyblygrwydd yna i wneud beth sydd ei angen yn lleol, ond ein bod ni'n uno'n strategol, a dyna sydd yn digwydd. Mae yna bartneriaeth rhyngom ni fel arweinyddion o ran dealltwriaeth o'r heriau rydan ni'n eu hwynebu - ac mae o ar draws y ffin. Rydyn ni'n ardal dwristiaeth, mae yna ardaloedd diwydiannol, onid oes? Felly, dyna sut rydan ni'n - . Ond rydan ni'n deall yr her rydyn ni'n ei hwynebu, ac rydyn ni'n edrych yn lot mwy strategol, gyda chefnogaeth, fel roedd Jon yn dweud, yr holl Weinidogion yn dod i drafod yn eu meysydd efo ni hefyd.