English: Thank you for that. In terms of accountability, I am here today, of course, answering your questions, but not one Minister for the Welsh language can succeed in making the level of progress needed without having collaboration across Government as a whole. What's been happening over the last few months is that the Cabinet now has a discussion on Welsh policy and how that is mainstreamed through all policy areas in general every term, and, as a result of one of those meetings, has had a successful series of meetings with every other Minister, looking at their experience of the Welsh language, themselves, but also, what more can do to collaborate with their departments to mainstream the Welsh language, not as a tick box element when advice comes along to say, 'Yes, we have considered this', but that we really address the impact on the Welsh language in terms of decisions - some positive, some negative - in terms of every policy decision. So, that discussion is happening. It has been ongoing for a while, but I feel that that is happening now with more of a focus. If you look across the budget in general, you've had evidence this morning from the Minister for Economy and the Minister for culture. A number of the things that they're investing in have an impact on the Welsh language - the national library, the book council, in the fields of health and climate change - investment in each of those areas is having an impact on the Welsh language. Two things I would say, if I may, just to provide you with context, you have a choice, if you like, or maybe some tension at one level. If you're talking about funding the Welsh language specifically, as a specific programme to fund the Welsh language, there is some risk culturally that people will then think, 'That's the bit that deals with the Welsh language'. So, there's a need to strike a balance there and to keep that balance there. You need to do both. Also, when you look at the budget, you need to look at the impact of the budget on the Welsh language as a whole. There will be positive elements and some may not be as positive; that's natural. Work is happening at the moment to improve understanding of the impact on the Welsh language in policy areas and when that will have moved forward, I think we'll have a clearer picture across the whole budget of the net effect, if you like.
Welsh: Diolch am hynny. O ran atebolrwydd, fi sydd yma heddiw yn ateb y cwestiynau, ond gall dim un Gweinidog y Gymraeg lwyddo i wneud y lefel o gynnydd sydd angen heb fod gyda chi gydweithredu ar draws y Llywodraeth yn gyfan gwbl. Beth sydd wedi bod yn digwydd dros y misoedd diwethaf yw mae'r Cabinet nawr yn cael trafodaeth ar bolisi Cymraeg a sut mae hynny'n cael ei brif-ffrydio drwy feysydd polisi yn gyffredinol bob tymor, ac, yn sgil un o'r cyfarfodydd hynny, wedi bod yn cael cyfres llwyddiannus o gyfarfodydd gyda phob un Gweinidog arall yn edrych ar eu profiad nhw o'r Gymraeg eu hunain, gyda llaw, ond hefyd beth mwy gallwn ni ei wneud i gydweithio rhwng fy adran i a'u hadrannau nhw i brif-ffrydio'r Gymraeg, nid fel elfen o tick box pan fo cyngor yn dod i ddweud, 'Ydyn, rŷn ni wedi ystyried hyn', ond ein bod ni wir yn mynd i'r afael gyda'r impact ar y Gymraeg o benderfyniadau - rhai yn bositif, rhai yn negyddol - o bob penderfyniad polisi. Felly, mae'r drafodaeth honno yn digwydd; mae wedi bod yn digwydd ers sbel, ond rwy'n teimlo bod hynny'n digwydd efallai gyda mwy o ffocws nawr. Os edrychwch chi ar draws y gyllideb yn gyffredinol, rŷch chi wedi cael tystiolaeth y bore yma wrth Weinidog yr Economi a'r Gweinidog diwylliant. Mae amryw o'r pethau maen nhw'n buddsoddi ynddyn nhw'n cael effaith ar y Gymraeg - y llyfrgell genedlaethol, y cyngor llyfrau, yn y maes iechyd, yn y maes newid hinsawdd - mae buddsoddiad ym mhob un o'r meysydd hynny yn cael effaith ar y Gymraeg. Dau beth y byddwn i'n dweud os caf i, jest i roi nodyn o gyd-destun ichi, mae gyda chi ddewis, os hoffwch chi, neu ryw fath o densiwn, efallai, ar un lefel. Os ŷch chi'n sôn am ariannu'r Gymraeg yn benodol, fel rhaglen benodol i ariannu'r Gymraeg, mae ychydig o risg yn ddiwylliannol bod pobl wedyn yn meddwl, 'Wel, dyna'r bit sy'n delio â'r Gymraeg'. Felly, mae'n rhaid cadw cydbwysedd fanna. Mae'n rhaid gwneud y ddau. Yr elfen arall, byddwn i'n dweud, yw wrth eich bod chi'n edrych ar y gyllideb, rŷn ni eisiau gweld beth yw impact y gyllideb ar y cyfan ar y Gymraeg. Bydd elfennau'n bositif a bydd rhai efallai ddim mor bositif; mae hynny'n naturiol. Mae gwaith yn digwydd ar hyn o bryd i wella dealltwriaeth o'r impact ar y Gymraeg o fewn meysydd polisi a phan fydd hynny wedi symud ymlaen, rwyf i'n credu y bydd darlun cliriach gyda ni ar draws y gyllideb i gyd o'r net effect, os hoffwch chi.