English: So, just to return briefly to the first part of your question, I would just like to say that this is one of the reasons why the strategic impact assessments are so important, because they do look at the cumulative impact upon people of various decisions and, of course, upon people who have more than one protected characteristic as well. So, those types of impact assessments are really helpful in terms of helping us understand the impact of decisions. But, then, in terms of local government, the things that they asked us to look at, and we were pleased to do so, included the point about moving grants into the revenue support grant, either for a time-limited period or permanently. So, that's something that we are actively looking at at the moment. We're looking at all of our different grants and exploring what might be possible. That's an ongoing discussion, as I said, with the WLGA and with treasurers across Wales. Another thing that they asked us to look at was the impact of regulatory burdens. So, obviously, this is a programme for government commitment, that we would look at the administrative burdens on local authorities, and that's a piece of work that, again, is actively under way with local authorities. But I think some of them had a particular concern about some of the regulatory systems, so we are looking at some of those specific concerns that they had as well, because we are really open to having all of these discussions with local authorities to try and ensure that we treat them with trust to get on with the jobs that they are required to do. And then, on the point about re-profiling or looking again at some of our commitments, again, this is something that we are exploring with local government. I think that there are different views on some of these things. For example, the 20 mph zones, clearly, that's a programme for government commitment. I know there are strong views out there about that particular commitment. But we are engaging openly in all of these discussions with local government.
Welsh: Os caf ddychwelyd am ychydig at ran gyntaf eich cwestiwn, hoffwn ddweud mai dyma un o'r rhesymau pam fod yr asesiadau effaith strategol mor bwysig, gan eu bod yn edrych ar effaith gronnol penderfyniadau amrywiol ar bobl, ac wrth gwrs, ar bobl a chanddynt fwy nag un nodwedd warchodedig hefyd. Felly, mae'r mathau hynny o asesiadau effaith yn wirioneddol ddefnyddiol i'n helpu i ddeall effaith penderfyniadau. Ond wedyn, o ran llywodraeth leol, roedd y pethau y gwnaethant ofyn i ni edrych arnynt, ac roeddem yn falch o wneud hynny, yn cynnwys y pwynt ynglŷn â symud grantiau i'r grant cynnal refeniw, naill ai am gyfnod penodol neu'n barhaol. Felly, mae hynny'n rhywbeth rydym yn edrych yn weithredol arno ar hyn o bryd. Rydym yn edrych ar ein holl grantiau gwahanol ac yn archwilio beth allai fod yn bosibl. Mae honno'n drafodaeth barhaus, fel y dywedais, gyda CLlLC a chyda thrysoryddion ledled Cymru. Peth arall y gwnaethant ofyn inni edrych arno oedd effaith beichiau rheoleiddiol. Felly, yn amlwg, mae hwn yn ymrwymiad yn y rhaglen lywodraethu, y byddem yn edrych ar y beichiau gweinyddol ar awdurdodau lleol, ac mae hwnnw'n waith sydd, unwaith eto, yn mynd rhagddo gydag awdurdodau lleol. Ond credaf fod gan rai ohonynt bryderon arbennig am rai o'r systemau rheoleiddio, felly rydym yn edrych ar rai o'r pryderon penodol hynny a oedd ganddynt hefyd, gan ein bod yn agored iawn i gael yr holl drafodaethau hyn gydag awdurdodau lleol i geisio sicrhau y gallwn ymddiried ynddynt i fwrw ymlaen â'r gwaith y mae angen iddynt ei wneud. Ac yna, ar y pwynt ynghylch ailbroffilio neu edrych eto ar rai o'n hymrwymiadau, unwaith eto, mae hyn yn rhywbeth rydym yn ei archwilio gyda llywodraeth leol. Credaf fod safbwyntiau gwahanol i'w cael ynglŷn â rhai o'r pethau hyn. Er enghraifft, y parthau 20 mya, yn amlwg, mae hwnnw'n ymrwymiad yn y rhaglen lywodraethu. Gwn fod safbwyntiau cryf i'w cael ynglŷn â'r ymrwymiad penodol hwnnw. Ond rydym yn cymryd rhan agored yn y trafodaethau hyn gyda llywodraeth leol.