English: 'Yes' is the simple answer to the final question, but actually we know that, in response to the question asked by Alun Davies, there is a need to recognise that access is a key challenge in every community across Wales. And actually, as politicians, when you go out and talk to people, you know if there's a problem because it's localised - because some houses you'll talk to won't have a problem at all and won't raise it, and a few streets over, you'll have lots of people saying they have real challenges about accessing their local general practice. That's why I've made access such a priority in conversations with local health services not just in the last year, but in the year moving ahead as well. It's part of our conversations with general practice in terms of how we introduce those new models, because, actually, most general practices in the country don't have a problem with having access to the right person at the right time, but a significant minority do, and almost all of us will know people, if not ourselves, who have had some of those challenges. When it comes to the general practice contract for general medical services, we have made real progress. We have made a real step forward on indemnity arrangements. It will de-risk the future of local healthcare for general practitioners. On the broader contract, I am optimistic that we will secure agreement, as I have always intended to. Recently, and over the last month, there have been further negotiations between the BMA general practice committee, the Welsh Government and the NHS, and I'm optimistic that in the coming weeks we'll reach an agreement to take this matter forward.
Welsh: 'Ydw' yw'r ateb syml i'r cwestiwn olaf, ond gwyddom, mewn gwirionedd, mewn ymateb i'r cwestiwn a ofynnwyd gan Alun Davies, fod angen cydnabod bod mynediad yn her allweddol ym mhob cymuned ledled Cymru. Ac mewn gwirionedd, fel gwleidyddion, pan ewch allan i siarad â phobl, fe wyddoch fod problem oherwydd ei bod wedi'i chyfyngu i un ardal - gan na fydd gan rai tai y byddwch yn siarad â hwy unrhyw broblem o gwbl ac ni fyddant yn codi'r mater, ac ychydig o strydoedd oddi yno, bydd gennych lawer o bobl yn dweud eu bod yn wynebu heriau gwirioneddol o ran cael mynediad at eu practis cyffredinol lleol. Dyna pam rwyf wedi sicrhau bod mynediad yn gymaint o flaenoriaeth mewn sgyrsiau â gwasanaethau iechyd lleol nid yn unig dros y flwyddyn ddiwethaf, ond dros y flwyddyn i ddod hefyd. Mae'n rhan o'n sgyrsiau gydag ymarfer cyffredinol o ran sut y cyflwynwn y modelau newydd hynny, oherwydd, mewn gwirionedd, nid oes gan y rhan fwyaf o bractisau yn y wlad broblem o ran mynediad at yr unigolyn iawn ar yr adeg iawn, ond mae problem gan leiafrif sylweddol ohonynt, a bydd pob un ohonom, bron â bod, yn adnabod pobl, os nad ni ein hunain, sydd wedi wynebu rhai o'r heriau hynny. O ran y contract ymarfer cyffredinol ar gyfer gwasanaethau meddygol cyffredinol, rydym wedi gwneud cynnydd gwirioneddol. Rydym wedi gwneud cam go iawn ymlaen o ran trefniadau indemniad. Bydd hynny'n cael gwared ar y risgiau i ddyfodol gofal iechyd lleol i feddygon teulu. O ran y contract ehangach, rwy'n obeithiol y byddwn yn sicrhau cytundeb, fel oedd yn fwriad gennyf o'r cychwyn. Yn ddiweddar, a thros y mis diwethaf, cafwyd trafodaethau pellach rhwng pwyllgor ymarfer cyffredinol Cymdeithas Feddygol Prydain, Llywodraeth Cymru a'r GIG, ac rwy'n obeithiol y byddwn yn dod i gytundeb yn yr wythnosau nesaf er mwyn bwrw ymlaen â'r mater hwn.