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English: Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. Minister, thanks so much for this very welcome statement today - a statement that you would not be making had it not been for the contribution that Rhianon Passmore has made in regard to this particular issue over many years. Just a small number of questions from me. First of all, how do you envisage using or utilising the Welsh diaspora, and in particular some of the most successful modern-day musicians that we have representing Wales around the globe, including people like Jonny Buckland, who went to Mold Alun High School, and is one of the world's most successful modern-day musicians as a member of Coldplay, and who regularly reflects on the fact that it was his music teacher, Mrs Parr, who gave so much in his development? Secondly, Dirprwy Lywydd, I would like to ask the Minister whether any thought or consideration is being given to similar initiatives for drama and dance. Diolch.
Welsh: Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. Gweinidog, diolch yn fawr am y datganiad hwn heddiw sydd i'w groesawu yn fawr - datganiad na fyddech chi'n ei wneud oni bai am y cyfraniad a wnaeth Rhianon Passmore ynglŷn â'r mater penodol hwn dros lawer o flynyddoedd. Dim ond nifer fach o gwestiynau sydd gen' i. Yn gyntaf i gyd, sut ydych chi'n rhagweld defnyddio neu wneud defnydd o'r diaspora Cymreig, ac yn arbennig rai o'r cerddorion cyfoes mwyaf llwyddiannus sydd gennym ni'n cynrychioli Cymru ledled y byd, gan gynnwys pobl fel Jonny Buckland, a aeth i Ysgol Uwchradd Alun y Wyddgrug, ac sy'n un o gerddorion cyfoes mwyaf llwyddiannus y byd ac yn aelod o Coldplay, ac sy'n dwyn y ffaith i gof yn rheolaidd mai ei athrawes gerdd ef, Mrs Parr, a wnaeth gyfraniad mor fawr at ei ddatblygiad? Yn ail, Dirprwy Lywydd, fe hoffwn i ofyn i'r Gweinidog a oes unrhyw bwyso a mesur neu ystyriaeth yn digwydd o ran cyflwyno mentrau o'r fath ar gyfer drama a dawns. Diolch.
English: I thank Ken Skates for those two really important questions. On the first of the two questions, actually, we have already had contact from a number of high-profile Welsh musicians - some in Wales, but some beyond our borders - who have been terribly excited by this announcement and have been getting in touch to say, 'How can we help?' So, referring back to the question that Jack Sargeant asked earlier, we will want to look over the coming weeks at how we can harness the commitment and enthusiasm of those who have made a real success of music in Wales, to help us promote the availability of the service from September onwards. So, I think that there is a really important task for us to undertake there. And I hope that the kind of approach that we are taking in relation to music education here can have benefits in other parts of the creative and expressive arts. It's an integral part of learning in the new curriculum, but beyond that, we absolutely know the value that artistic expression and creative expression of all forms can have in terms of well-being and, in particular, I think, in the course of the experience that young people have had over the last two years. The more that we can do in this space, the more that we should, and I'm sure that young people right across Wales will benefit from that.
Welsh: Diolch i Ken Skates am y ddau gwestiwn pwysig iawn yna. O ran y cyntaf o'r ddau gwestiwn, mewn gwirionedd, rydym ni eisoes wedi cael cyswllt â nifer o gerddorion o Gymru sydd â phroffil uchel - rhai yng Nghymru, ond rhai y tu hwnt i'n ffiniau ni - y mae'r cyhoeddiad hwn wedi eu cyffroi nhw'n fawr ac sydd wedi bod yn cysylltu i ddweud, 'Sut allwn ni helpu?' Felly, gan gyfeirio yn ôl at y cwestiwn a ofynnodd Jack Sargeant yn gynharach, fe fyddwn ni'n awyddus i ystyried dros yr wythnosau nesaf sut y gallwn ni weithredu ymrwymiad a brwdfrydedd y rhai sydd wedi bod yn wirioneddol lwyddiannus o ran cerddoriaeth yng Nghymru, i'n helpu ni i hyrwyddo y bydd y gwasanaeth ar gael o fis Medi ymlaen. Felly, rwy'n credu bod tasg wirioneddol bwysig i ni ymgymryd â hi yn hynny o beth. Ac rwy'n gobeithio y gall y math o ymagwedd yr ydym ni'n ei mabwysiadu o ran addysg cerddoriaeth yma fod o fudd mewn rhannau eraill o'r celfyddydau creadigol a mynegiannol. Mae honno'n rhan annatod o addysg yn y cwricwlwm newydd, ond y tu hwnt i hynny, rydym ni'n gwybod yn iawn faint o werth a all ddod o fynegiant artistig a mynegiant creadigol o bob ffurf o ran lles ac, yn arbennig felly, rwy'n credu, yn ystod profiad fel yr un a gafodd pobl ifanc dros y ddwy flynedd ddiwethaf. Po fwyaf y gallwn ni ei wneud yn y gofod hwn, y mwyaf y dylem ni ei wneud, ac rwy'n siŵr y bydd pobl ifanc ledled Cymru yn elwa ar hynny.
English: Item 4 this afternoon is a statement by the Minister for Climate Change on the housing-with-care fund. I call on the Minister to make the statement. Julie James.
Welsh: Eitem 4 ar yr agenda y prynhawn yma yw datganiad gan y Gweinidog Newid Hinsawdd ar y gronfa tai â gofal. Galwaf ar y Gweinidog i wneud y datganiad. Julie James.
English: I very much welcome the Minister's statement on housing with care. Members probably remember my continual and regular call that decent, affordable housing is fundamental to the health and well-being of everyone in Wales. It's been really nice to have that echoed by the Minister today. The Attlee Government in 1945 realised the relationship between health and housing. That seems to have got lost since then, and I hope this is us moving in that direction to actually work along those two and the link between the two. I welcome the development of reablement and extra-care flats, especially reablement flats. Too often, people get discharged from hospital into a home and then that's it, the end, and they stay there until they die, which is probably going to be premature, because they lose the will to live. So, reablement is really important. We don't do enough about reablement, and I wish the health Minister was here, because I could be saying that to her as well - that we don't do enough about reablement. I have two questions: does the Minister agree that we need to build council housing at the scale of the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s to deal with housing need? And how many units of housing will the £182 million achieve?
Welsh: Rwy'n croesawu datganiad y Gweinidog ar dai gyda gofal yn fawr iawn. Mae hi'n debyg bod yr Aelodau yn cofio fy ngalwad barhaus a rheolaidd i o ran bod tai clyd a chynnes, fforddiadwy yn hanfodol i iechyd a lles pawb yng Nghymru. Mae hi wedi bod yn braf iawn bod y Gweinidog wedi ategu hynny heddiw. Sylweddolodd Llywodraeth Attlee yn 1945 beth oedd y berthynas rhwng iechyd a thai. Mae hi'n ymddangos bod y pwnc hwnnw wedi mynd yn angof ers hynny, ac rwy'n gobeithio ein bod ni'n symud i'r cyfeiriad hwnnw o weithio ar y ddau beth a'r cysylltiad rhwng y ddau. Rwy'n croesawu'r gwaith o ddatblygu fflatiau ailalluogi a gofal ychwanegol, yn arbennig fflatiau ailalluogi. Yn rhy aml, mae pobl yn cael eu rhyddhau o'r ysbyty i gartref a dyna hi wedyn, dyna ddiwedd y stori, ac yno y byddan nhw'n aros hyd nes iddyn nhw farw, sy'n debygol o fod yn gynamserol, oherwydd maen nhw'n colli'r awydd i fyw. Felly, mae ailalluogi yn bwysig iawn. Nid ydym ni'n gwneud digon ynghylch ailalluogi, ac fe fyddai hi'n dda gennyf i pe byddai'r Gweinidog iechyd yn y fan hon, oherwydd fe allwn i fod yn dweud hynny wrthi hithau hefyd - nad ydym ni'n gwneud digon o ran ailalluogi. Mae gennyf i ddau gwestiwn: a yw'r Gweinidog yn cytuno bod angen i ni adeiladu tai cyngor ar raddfa'r 1950au, y 1960au a'r 1970au i ymdrin â'r angen am dai? A faint o unedau tai y bydd y £182 miliwn yn eu cwblhau?
English: Minister, very often with these announcements, you can't put them into reality until you actually visit a facility, I think, and I visited Marleyfield House in Buckley last year. The capacity has doubled and been designed with reablement in mind, so patients can leave hospital, build up strength before moving on to their own home. It's fantastic. Each room has balconies overlooking Hope mountain, there are dementia-friendly walks, and the mature trees have also been incorporated into the landscape. It's got 54 solar panels, a part-natural green roof, and surface water drains into a pond, creating an area of biodiversity as well, which is absolutely fantastic to see. Minister, would you visit this facility with me so you can actually see the difference Welsh Government funding, working with the council funding - it's a council care home, by the way, as well - and Betsi Cadwaladr, who have actually funded the revenue funding of running it in the future, is having, so you can see that package working collaboratively and what it can achieve, and how it actually relieves pressure on the NHS, which we were debating last week? Thank you.
Welsh: Gweinidog, yn aml iawn gyda'r cyhoeddiadau hyn, nid ydyn nhw'n bethau diriaethol nes eich bod chi'n mynd i ymweld â chyfleuster, rwy'n credu, ac fe wnes i ymweld â Marleyfield House ym Mwcle y llynedd. Mae'r capasiti wedi dyblu ac fe gafodd ei gynllunio gydag ailalluogi mewn golwg, fel gall cleifion adael yr ysbyty, a chryfhau cyn symud ymlaen i'w cartrefi eu hunain. Dyna beth ardderchog. Mae gan bob ystafell falconi sy'n edrych dros fynydd Yr Hob, mae teithiau cerdded sy'n addas ar gyfer pobl â dementia, ac mae'r goedwig hynafol yn rhan annatod o'r dirwedd hefyd. Mae yno 54 o baneli solar, to gwyrdd rhannol naturiol, ac mae dŵr wyneb yn cael ei draenio i bwll, gan greu ardal o fioamrywiaeth hefyd, sy'n gwbl wych i'w gweld. Gweinidog, a fyddech chi'n ymweld â'r cyfleuster hwn gyda mi er mwyn i chi allu gweld y gwahaniaeth a wnaeth ariannu gan Lywodraeth Cymru, gan weithio gyda chyllid y cyngor - cartref gofal cyngor yw hwn, gyda llaw, hefyd - ac mae Betsi Cadwaladr, sydd wedi ariannu'r cyllid refeniw ar gyfer ei redeg yn y dyfodol, yn ei gael, fel gallwch chi weld y pecyn hwnnw'n cydweithio a'r hyn y gall ei gyflawni, a sut mae'n ysgafnu'r pwysau ar y GIG, roeddem ni'n ei drafod yr wythnos diwethaf? Diolch i chi.
English: Yes, I'd be delighted, Carolyn, to come and visit. I'm planning a trip up to north Wales very soon, so perhaps we can incorporate it then. That would be lovely. That's a project that absolutely evidences what we've just been talking about. That is bringing a number of revenue streams together, all available from the Welsh Government in different guises, to make these projects work. Preventative care budgets, housing budgets, capital fund budgets all coming together to make a really good model of care, both for the residents in intermediate care and for the community, on a hub model, really works well. And also, what I really love about the projects you're talking about there are the use of brownfield sites, the preservation of the good parts of those sites, and the ability to bring those sites back into use. So, we don't have to be expanding out into greenfield, we can be using sites that are available for adaptation or replacement, and we can get that care right into the heart of the communities where it's most needed.
Welsh: Byddwn, fe fyddwn i wrth fy modd, Carolyn, i ddod i ymweld yno. Rwy'n cynllunio taith i fyny i'r gogledd yn fuan iawn, felly efallai y gallwn ni gynnwys yr ymweliad bryd hynny. Fe fyddai hynny'n hyfryd iawn. Mae hwnnw'n brosiect sy'n llwyr amlygu'r hyn yr ydym ni newydd fod yn sôn amdano. Mae hynny'n dod â nifer o ffrydiau refeniw at ei gilydd, sydd i gyd ar gael gan Lywodraeth Cymru mewn gwahanol ffurfiau, i roi'r prosiectau hyn ar waith. Mae cyllidebau gofal ataliol, cyllidebau tai, cyllidebau cronfeydd cyfalaf i gyd yn dod at ei gilydd i wneud model gofal gwirioneddol dda, i'r preswylwyr mewn gofal canolraddol ac i'r gymuned, ar fodel canolbwynt, yn gweithio yn dda iawn. A hefyd, yr hyn yr wyf i'n ei hynod hoff ohono ynglŷn â'r prosiectau yr ydych chi'n sôn amdanyn nhw yw'r defnydd o safleoedd tir llwyd, gan gadw rhannau da'r safleoedd hynny, a'r gallu i ddefnyddio'r safleoedd hynny unwaith eto. Felly, nid oes raid i ni fod yn ehangu i faes glas, fe allwn ni fod yn defnyddio safleoedd sydd ar gael i'w haddasu neu eu hadnewyddu, ac fe allwn ni gyflawni'r gofal hwnnw'n iawn yng nghalon y cymunedau lle mae'r angen mwyaf amdano.
English: Thank you very much. I very much welcome your mention of regional residential services for children with complex needs, because this is a really good example of invest-to-save, because, at the moment, as you say, we spend over £200,000 per place, and if they're far away from home, then who is actually monitoring the quality of that provision? So, I wondered if you could give us a bit more detail on how many places we are outsourcing away from Wales, and therefore are very difficult for families or the corporate parent to monitor, and what progress you expect to see regional boards make on this one. Secondly, I'd just like to pick up on what was mentioned by Mabon ap Gwynfor, which is around dementia. It's a broad-spectrum description of a condition, which can range from just brief memory loss to complete inability to manage your own life. But the telemedical possibilities enable people to live as safely as possible in their own homes, without having people absolutely on top of them the whole time. So, I just wondered if you could say a little bit more about whether the market is about to provide for these sorts of needs, whether it's in people's existing homes or in specialist accommodation, or whether this is something you think the Welsh Government's going to need to lead on.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr iawn i chi. Rwy'n croesawu yn fawr iawn eich bod chi wedi crybwyll gwasanaethau preswyl rhanbarthol i blant ag anghenion cymhleth, oherwydd mae hon yn enghraifft dda iawn o fuddsoddi ar gyfer arbed, oherwydd, ar hyn o bryd, fel yr ydych chi'n dweud, rydym ni'n gwario dros £200,000 am bob lle, ac os ydyn nhw ymhell o gartref, pwy mewn gwirionedd sy'n monitro ansawdd y ddarpariaeth honno wedyn? Felly, roeddwn i'n meddwl tybed a wnewch chi roi ychydig mwy o fanylion i ni ynglŷn â niferoedd y lleoedd yr ydym ni'n eu rhoi ar gontract allanol y tu allan i Gymru, ac mae hi'n anodd iawn wedyn i deuluoedd neu'r rhiant corfforaethol i'w monitro, a pha gynnydd yr ydych chi'n disgwyl gweld byrddau rhanbarthol yn ei wneud yn hyn o beth. Yn ail, fe hoffwn i sôn am yr hyn a gododd Mabon ap Gwynfor, sef ynglŷn â dementia. Disgrifiad sbectrwm eang o gyflyrau yw hwn, sy'n gallu amrywio o golli cof am amser byr yn unig hyd at anallu llwyr i reoli bywyd yr unigolyn. Ond mae'r posibiliadau telefeddygol yn galluogi pobl i fyw mor ddiogel â phosibl yn eu cartrefi eu hunain, heb fod â phobl yn ymyrryd byth a hefyd. Felly, meddwl oeddwn i tybed a fyddech chi'n dweud ychydig mwy wrthym ni ynghylch parodrwydd y farchnad i ddarparu ar gyfer anghenion o'r fath, boed hynny ar aelwydydd pobl neu mewn llety arbenigol, neu a yw hyn yn rhywbeth yr ydych chi o'r farn y bydd angen i Lywodraeth Cymru roi arweiniad yn ei gylch.
English: Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer. I want to take this opportunity to update Members on current activity within the emerging offshore marine sector in Wales and to outline the Welsh Government's ambition to deliver real economic benefits from this new and exciting sector. My focus today will be on the sector's potential impact on regional economies in providing sustainable and high-quality jobs here in Wales. Our support for emerging technologies like offshore marine energy sit at the heart of our programme for government. It allows us to integrate our activity across departments to deliver for the people of Wales. In the short term, offshore wind is likely to provide the most economic opportunity. As an example, we are already home to RWE's three windfarms off the coast of north Wales, which sustain 240 high-quality operations and maintenance jobs at the port of Mostyn. These jobs, near to where windfarms are deployed, are to be expected from these developments. However, we're seeking to aim higher in seeking to attract a wider range of employment opportunities in high-value manufacturing, wind-turbine integration and deployment activities. In south Wales we have four test-and-demonstration projects under review in the Celtic sea. In addition, Blue Gem Wind has received a sea bed licence from the Crown Estate to develop a floating offshore windfarm off the south coast of Pembrokeshire.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr, Dirprwy Lywydd. Fe hoffwn i fanteisio ar y cyfle hwn i roi'r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf i'r Aelodau am y gweithgarwch ar hyn o bryd yn y sector morol alltraeth sy'n datblygu yng Nghymru ac amlinellu uchelgais Llywodraeth Cymru o ran sicrhau manteision economaidd gwirioneddol o'r sector newydd a chyffrous hwn. Fe fyddaf i'n canolbwyntio heddiw ar effaith bosibl y sector ar economïau rhanbarthol o ran darparu swyddi cynaliadwy o ansawdd uchel yma yng Nghymru. Mae ein cefnogaeth i dechnolegau sy'n datblygu fel ynni morol alltraeth wrth hanfod ein rhaglen lywodraethu. Mae hynny'n caniatáu i ni integreiddio ein gweithgarwch ar draws adrannau i gyflawni er mwyn pobl Cymru. Yn y tymor byr, gwynt ar y môr sy'n debygol o estyn y cyfle economaidd mwyaf. Er enghraifft, rydym ni eisoes yn rhoi cartref i dair fferm wynt RWE oddi ar arfordir y gogledd, sy'n cynnal 240 o swyddi gweithrediadau a chynnal a chadw o ansawdd uchel ym mhorthladd Mostyn. Mae'r swyddi hyn, yn agos at y man lle defnyddir ffermydd gwynt, i'w disgwyl oherwydd y datblygiadau hyn. Er hynny, rydym ni'n ceisio anelu yn uwch at geisio denu ystod ehangach o gyfleoedd cyflogaeth mewn gweithgynhyrchu gwerth uchel, integreiddio tyrbinau gwynt a gweithgareddau lleoli. Yn y de mae gennym ni bedwar prosiect profi ac arddangos yn cael eu hadolygu yn y môr Celtaidd. Yn ogystal â hynny, mae Blue Gem Wind wedi cael trwydded gwely môr gan Ystâd y Goron i ddatblygu fferm wynt alltraeth arnofiol oddi ar arfordir deheuol sir Benfro.
English: Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer, and I thank the Minister for his statement today.
Welsh: Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd, a diolch i'r Gweinidog am ei ddatganiad heddiw.
English: We have almost reached the end of our allocated time, so I ask Members, because there are still five who wish to speak, to not make speeches, please, but to ask your questions only, and I'm sure the Minister will be succinct in his answers as well, to allow everyone to be able to be called. Huw Irranca-Davies.
Welsh: Rydym bron â chyrraedd diwedd yr amser a neilltuwyd i ni, felly gofynnaf i'r Aelodau, oherwydd bod pump sy'n dymuno siarad o hyd, i beidio â gwneud areithiau, os gwelwch yn dda, ond i ofyn eich cwestiynau'n unig, ac rwy'n siŵr y bydd y Gweinidog yn gryno yn ei atebion hefyd, er mwyn i mi allu galw ar bawb. Huw Irranca-Davies.
English: Dirprwy Lywydd, you were looking directly at me when you said that, then. [ Laughter.] I'll try to keep it very succinct, in that case. Can I welcome the tone and the substance of this statement today, because it seems to show that there is a genuine effort to be really constructive and engaged between Governments, but also I have to say in the context of the policy framework here in Wales? The list of things, which I will not go through, all scream that any investment, whether it's in the future innovation from the UK Government, whether it's the free ports development, or whether it's the ports investment, needs to be done hand in glove with Welsh Government, but also the existing regional funding, investment framework, partners in Wales, the skills investment, and so on. And that will provide opportunities for Wales and for the UK in hitting its renewable targets. So, could I ask the Minister for his assurance that what we've heard reflected here today in this Senedd, in this Welsh Parliament, is equally being reflected in discussion with Ministers, in Westminster and on the floor of the Senedd? And finally, can he also make sure that -
Welsh: Dirprwy Lywydd, roeddech chi'n edrych yn syth arnaf i wrth ddweud hynny, nawr. [ Chwerthin.] Byddaf yn ceisio bod yn gryno iawn, felly. A gaf i groesawu naws a sylwedd y datganiad hwn heddiw, gan ei fod yn ymddangos ei fod yn dangos bod ymdrech gwirioneddol i fod yn adeiladol iawn ac i ymgysylltu rhwng Llywodraethau, ond mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud hefyd yng nghyd-destun y fframwaith polisi yma yng Nghymru? Mae'r rhestr o bethau, af i ddim drwyddyn nhw i gyd, yn sgrechian bod angen i unrhyw fuddsoddiad, boed drwy arloesi yn y dyfodol gan Lywodraeth y DU, boed drwy ddatblygiad porthladdoedd rhydd, neu'n fuddsoddiad mewn porthladdoedd, gael ei wneud law yn llaw â Llywodraeth Cymru, ond hefyd y cyllid rhanbarthol presennol, fframwaith buddsoddi, partneriaid yng Nghymru, y buddsoddiad mewn sgiliau, ac ati. A bydd hynny'n rhoi cyfleoedd i Gymru ac i'r DU gyrraedd eu targedau ynni adnewyddadwy. Felly, a gaf i ofyn i'r Gweinidog am ei sicrwydd bod yr hyn yr ydym wedi ei glywed yn cael ei adlewyrchu yma heddiw yn y Senedd hon, yn y Senedd hon i Gymru, yn cael ei adlewyrchu yn yr un modd mewn trafodaeth â Gweinidogion, yn San Steffan ac ar lawr y Senedd? Ac yn olaf, a wnaiff hefyd sicrhau -
English: - the environmental aspects of this are also safeguarded? All of those organisations want to see this happen, like WWF, like the Wildlife Trusts, like the Marine Conservation Society, but they want, Minister, to make sure that it's done also protecting the wildlife and the biodiversity that we want to safeguard for future generations.
Welsh: - bod agweddau amgylcheddol hyn hefyd yn cael eu diogelu? Mae pob un o'r sefydliadau hynny eisiau gweld hyn yn digwydd, fel WWF, fel yr Ymddiriedolaethau Bywyd Gwyllt, fel y Gymdeithas Cadwraeth Forol, ond maen nhw eisiau, Gweinidog, sicrhau ei fod yn cael ei wneud hefyd i ddiogelu'r bywyd gwyllt a'r fioamrywiaeth yr ydym yn dymuno eu diogelu ar gyfer cenedlaethau'r dyfodol.