English: Well, they're already in place. We've been working over the summer to look at communities where we can trial some of the interventions that we've been considering. There have been very positive discussions happening between officials and local authorities about that. The Minister for Climate Change will be making a statement on the location of a pilot soon. We've also been consulting over the summer, as you know - the consultation is still open - on changes in local taxation to ensure that councils have more tools in their box in terms of taxation and dealing with some of these challenges. We've also been reviewing the planning guidance to ensure that more priority is given to the Welsh language in some of the decisions taken by councils, and we've also commissioned a piece of work over the summer, from an expert company, in terms of how to introduce statutory licensing. So, work has been ongoing there. We expect to have more to say about that at the end of November, the beginning of December. In addition to that, work has been ongoing in developing the package of support in terms of home buying and so on - so, interventions in housing. I also expect that the Minister for Climate Change will make a statement on the consultation on Welsh-speaking community housing, which will deal with issues in terms of my portfolio and look at things like immersion, Welsh language education, online provision, cultural and linguistic integration packages, and then also, in terms of housing, look at more creative approaches in terms of looking at the desire to have social enterprise for the letting of homes, looking at the capacity to create co-operative housing models. So, there are a number of things, as well as the work of the commission, on the linguistic side of things and also on the housing policy side of things. The important thing is that both things come together in that plan.
Welsh: Wel, rydym ni'n cymryd nhw eisoes. Felly, rydym ni wedi bod yn gweithio dros yr haf i edrych ar gymunedau lle gallwn ni dreialu rhai o'r ymyraethau rydym ni wedi bod yn edrych arnyn nhw. Mae trafodaethau cadarnhaol iawn wedi bod yn digwydd rhwng swyddogion ac ardaloedd lleol ynglŷn â hynny. Bydd y Gweinidog Newid Hinsawdd yn gwneud datganiad ar leoliad peilot yn fuan ar hwnnw. Rydym ni hefyd wedi bod yn ymgynghori dros yr haf, fel rŷch chi'n gwybod - mae'r ymgynghoriad dal ar agor - ynglŷn â newidiadau trethi lleol, i sicrhau bod gan gynghorau fwy o arfau, os hoffech chi, o ran trethi, i ddelio â rhai o'r sialensiau hyn. Rydym ni hefyd wedi bod yn adolygu'r canllawiau cynllunio i sicrhau bod mwy o flaenoriaeth i'r Gymraeg yn rhai o'r penderfyniadau mae cynghorau yn eu cymryd, ac rydym ni hefyd wedi bod yn comisiynu darn o waith dros yr haf i'n cynghori ni, gan gwmni arbenigol, ar sut i gyflwyno cynllun trwyddedu statudol. Felly, mae'r gwaith wedi bod yn digwydd yn hynny. Rwy'n disgwyl bydd gyda ni fwy yn hynny, efallai diwedd mis Tachwedd, dechrau mis Rhagfyr. Ar y cyd â hynny, mae gwaith wedi bod yn digwydd i ddatblygu'r pecyn o gefnogaeth i brynu tai ac ati - felly, ymyraethau yn y maes tai. Rwy'n disgwyl hefyd bydd y Gweinidog Newid Hinsawdd yn gwneud datganiad ar gyfer ymgynghori ar y cynllun tai cymunedau Cymraeg maes o law, a fydd yn delio â phethau o safbwynt fy mhortffolio i, yn edrych ar bethau fel trochi, addysg Gymraeg, darpariaeth ar lein, pecynnau integreiddio diwylliannol ac ieithyddol, a wedyn, ar yr ochr dai, pethau eithaf creadigol ynglŷn ag edrych ar yr awydd i gael mentrau cymdeithasol ar gyfer gosod tai, edrych ar y capasiti i greu modelau tai cydweithredol. Felly, mae amryw o bethau, ynghyd â gwaith y comisiwn, felly, ar yr ochr ieithyddol a'r ochr polisi tai. Y peth allweddol yw bod y ddau beth yn dod at ei gilydd yn y cynllun hwnnw.