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English: Diolch, Llywydd. As Chair of the Standards of Conduct Committee, I formally move the motion. The committee considered the report from the National Assembly for Wales Commissioner for Standards in relation to a complaint made against Leanne Wood AM regarding the use of unparliamentary language. The Standards of Conduct Committee gave the commissioner's report careful consideration, and our report sets out the committee's judgment as to the sanction that is appropriate to this case. The facts related to the complaint and the committee's reasons for its recommendation are set out in full in the committee's report. The motion tabled invites the Assembly to endorse the committee's recommendations.
Welsh: Diolch, Lywydd. Fel Cadeirydd y Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad, rwy'n gwneud y cynnig yn ffurfiol. Ystyriodd y pwyllgor yr adroddiad gan Gomisiynydd Safonau Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru mewn perthynas â chŵyn a wnaed yn erbyn Leanne Wood AC ynghylch y defnydd o iaith anseneddol. Rhoddodd y Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad ystyriaeth ofalus i adroddiad y comisiynydd, ac mae ein hadroddiad yn nodi dyfarniad y pwyllgor ynghylch y sancsiwn sy'n briodol i'r achos hwn. Mae'r ffeithiau a oedd yn ymwneud â'r gŵyn a rhesymau'r pwyllgor dros ei argymhelliad wedi'u nodi'n llawn yn adroddiad y pwyllgor. Mae'r cynnig a gyflwynwyd yn gwahodd y Cynulliad i gymeradwyo argymhellion y pwyllgor.
English: I may have a reputation for being robust in my response to trolls and bullies online, but I don't normally engage in language that some may consider to be unparliamentary. This is the first time that I've called someone 'an arsehole' on social media, and whilst I can't promise that I won't swear on social media ever again, I can understand why, on receiving a complaint, the standards commissioner felt unable to be seen to be condoning the use by an Assembly Member of what he considers to be an offensive word. However, this case raises a number of questions. The case that follows this one is arguably similar if you just take this question as an Assembly Member's use of unparliamentary language on social media. But because the Member in that case has chosen to issue an apology to the Llywydd, there is no censure for him. I, too, was offered a chance to apologise in order to avoid a censure, and the committee, in fairness, had a lot of sympathy with my position on this when I addressed them. But it would not be honest or right for me to issue an apology, because this is much more than a case of just swearing on Twitter. I, along with countless other women who are active in politics, regularly receive trolling, abusive tweets and general nastiness on social media on a daily basis. Sometimes, it's co-ordinated; undoubtedly, it's rooted in misogyny.
Welsh: Efallai fod gennyf enw am fod yn gadarn yn fy ymateb i droliau a bwlis ar-lein, ond nid wyf fel arfer yn ymroi i iaith y gallai rhai ei hystyried yn anseneddol. Dyma'r tro cyntaf i mi alw rhywun yn ' arsehole ' ar gyfryngau cymdeithasol, ac er na allaf addo na fyddaf yn rhegi ar gyfryngau cymdeithasol byth eto, gallaf ddeall pam, wrth dderbyn cwyn, fod y comisiynydd safonau'n teimlo na allai gael ei weld yn goddef i Aelod Cynulliad ddefnyddio'r hyn y mae'n ei ystyried yn air sarhaus. Fodd bynnag, mae'r achos hwn yn codi nifer o gwestiynau. Gellir dadlau bod yr achos sy'n dilyn yr un hwn yn debyg os ystyriwch nad yw'r cwestiwn yn ddim mwy na defnydd Aelod Cynulliad o iaith anseneddol ar y cyfryngau cymdeithasol. Ond oherwydd bod yr Aelod yn yr achos hwnnw wedi dewis cyhoeddi ymddiheuriad i'r Llywydd, nid yw'n wynebu unrhyw gerydd. Cynigiwyd cyfle i minnau ymddiheuro hefyd er mwyn osgoi cerydd, ac roedd gan y pwyllgor, er tegwch, lawer o gydymdeimlad â fy safbwynt ar hyn pan siaradais â hwy. Ond ni fyddai'n onest nac yn iawn i mi gyhoeddi ymddiheuriad, oherwydd mae hyn yn llawer mwy nag achos o regi ar Twitter yn unig. Ynghyd â menywod di-rif eraill sy'n weithgar mewn gwleidyddiaeth, rwy'n aml yn dioddef trolio, trydariadau ymosodol a chasineb cyffredinol ar y cyfryngau cymdeithasol yn ddyddiol. Weithiau, caiff ei gydlynu; heb os, mae wedi'i wreiddio mewn gwreig-gasineb.
English: I have very many speakers who've asked to contribute to this 15-minute debate. I have enough speakers to last an hour. Most of you can expect not to be called in this debate, which was scheduled for only 15 minutes. Andrew R.T. Davies.
Welsh: Mae gennyf lawer iawn o siaradwyr sydd wedi gofyn am gael cyfrannu at y ddadl 15 munud hon. Mae gennyf ddigon o siaradwyr i bara awr. Gall y mwyafrif ohonoch ddisgwyl peidio â chael eich galw yn y ddadl hon, a drefnwyd i bara 15 munud yn unig. Andrew R.T. Davies.
English: Don't you think they've got mates?
Welsh: Onid ydych chi'n credu bod ganddynt ffrindiau?
English: I'm just making the point that it was a third party. [ Interruption. ] Well, I don't know whether the person was a mate or not, but it could have been someone not associated at all. But that's an important consideration that this Chamber needs to reflect on. There are three things that need to be reflected on with this report that's before us today. One: is the report contested for its accuracy? No, it's not. Two: is that word, associated with this report, suitable to be used in this context, in the Chamber or on a public platform that is Twitter? I would suggest not. The third and final outcome is: do we need to do more about trolling and social media activity in general? Of course we do. But we shouldn't mix the two together with the report that is before the Senedd this afternoon, and the wider issues that this report and publicity around issues that are raised in this report, which are raised on a time-by-time basis and that come up virtually every day of the week now. I do hope that the Senedd will have the confidence to endorse this report, which has gone through full scrutiny, cross-party support and the rigour of the standards commissioner's office and investigation - which this Assembly itself, and the Members within this Chamber, elected to establish - and the rules that govern his investigations.
Welsh: Rwy'n gwneud y pwynt mai trydydd parti ydoedd. [ Torri ar draws. ] Wel, nid wyf yn gwybod ai ffrind ydoedd ai peidio, ond gallai fod wedi bod yn rhywun nad oedd yn gysylltiedig o gwbl. Ond mae honno'n ystyriaeth bwysig y mae angen i'r Siambr hon ei hystyried. Ceir tri pheth y mae angen eu hystyried gyda'r adroddiad hwn sydd ger ein bron heddiw. Un: a oes her i gywirdeb yr adroddiad? Nac oes. Dau: a yw'r gair, sy'n gysylltiedig â'r adroddiad hwn, yn addas i'w ddefnyddio yn y cyd-destun hwn, yn y Siambr neu ar blatfform cyhoeddus sef Twitter? Buaswn i'n awgrymu nad ydyw. Y trydydd canlyniad, a'r un terfynol, yw: a oes angen i ni wneud mwy ynglŷn â throlio a gweithgaredd cyfryngau cymdeithasol yn gyffredinol? Wrth gwrs fod angen gwneud hynny. Ond ni ddylem gymysgu'r ddau gyda'i gilydd gyda'r adroddiad sydd gerbron y Senedd y prynhawn yma, a'r materion ehangach y mae'r adroddiad hwn a chyhoeddusrwydd ynghylch materion a godir yn yr adroddiad hwn, a godir ar sail achosion unigol ac sy'n codi bron bob dydd o'r wythnos bellach. Rwy'n gobeithio y bydd y Senedd yn ddigon hyderus i gymeradwyo'r adroddiad hwn, a aeth drwy broses graffu lawn, cefnogaeth drawsbleidiol a thrylwyredd swyddfa ac ymchwiliad y comisiynydd safonau - y pleidleisiodd y Cynulliad hwn ei hun, a'r Aelodau yn y Siambr hon, o blaid ei sefydlu - a'r rheolau sy'n rheoli ei ymchwiliadau.
English: The refusal of any Assembly Member to accept the findings of the standards committee is completely reprehensible, because it means that the code of conduct becomes obsolete. We would, in fact, practice being a ruleless Assembly. We must remember that the whole of the Assembly voted to introduce this code of conduct. I also find the comments on social media with regard to the standards commissioner totally unacceptable. Sir Roderick simply gathers evidence and decides whether he believes the behaviour of a Member breaks the rules contained in the code of conduct guide. It is the standards committee -
Welsh: Mae i unrhyw Aelod Cynulliad wrthod derbyn canfyddiadau'r pwyllgor safonau yn gwbl wrthun, oherwydd mae'n golygu bod y cod ymddygiad yn darfod amdano. Mewn gwirionedd, byddem yn Gynulliad di-reol. Rhaid inni gofio bod y Cynulliad cyfan wedi pleidleisio o blaid cyflwyno'r cod ymddygiad hwn. Mae'r sylwadau ar y cyfryngau cymdeithasol ynglŷn â'r comisiynydd safonau yn gwbl annerbyniol i mi hefyd. Casglu tystiolaeth a wna Syr Roderick a phenderfynu a yw'n credu bod ymddygiad Aelod yn torri'r rheolau sydd wedi'u cynnwys yng nghanllawiau'r cod ymddygiad. Y pwyllgor safonau -
English: Will the Member take an intervention?
Welsh: A wnaiff y Aelod dderbyn ymyriad?
English: - that decides whether to agree with this finding. Yes, of course.
Welsh: - sy'n penderfynu a ddylid cytuno â'r casgliad hwn. Iawn, wrth gwrs.
English: The only question I have is, procedurally, the committee brings a report to this Assembly in the same way as any other committee would do, so that the Assembly as a whole can come to a decision. Surely you have to recognise that we're all within our right to vote whichever way we wish to vote on this.
Welsh: Mae'r unig gwestiwn sydd gennyf yn ymwneud â'r ffaith bod y pwyllgor, o ran y weithdrefn, yn cyflwyno adroddiad i'r Cynulliad hwn yn yr un modd ag y byddai unrhyw bwyllgor arall yn ei wneud, er mwyn i'r Cynulliad cyfan ddod i benderfyniad. Does bosibl nad oes yn rhaid i chi gydnabod bod gan bob un ohonom hawl i bleidleisio pa ffordd bynnag y dymunwn bleidleisio ar hyn.
English: Well, of course. There was an opportunity for the Assembly Member to talk to the committee and to explain her views, and we took those views into account before we made a decision. But it's the standards committee that decides whether to agree with his findings and, if so, set the level of sanctions that it feels are appropriate. It is also important to note that the Member agreed with the factual content of Sir Roderick's report. By refusing to accept these sanctions, a Member is ignoring the decision of a cross-party committee - in this case, a committee that included a Plaid Cymru Member who agreed to the sanctions being imposed. Whilst I am willing to accept that there was a level of provocation from the person who was subject of the comments, and there is no doubt that there was extreme provocation from that person, provocation cannot be a defence for breaking the Assembly's code of conduct, particularly on social media. The committee was satisfied that the language used was inappropriate conduct for an Assembly Member, and it took into account the provocation aspect of the case in setting the level of sanction imposed. Refusal to accept such sanctions leads to anarchy in the Assembly procedural rules. I urge the Assembly to endorse the report.
Welsh: Wel, wrth gwrs. Roedd cyfle i'r Aelod Cynulliad siarad â'r pwyllgor ac egluro ei barn, ac ystyriasom y sylwadau hynny cyn inni wneud penderfyniad. Ond y pwyllgor safonau sy'n penderfynu a ddylid cytuno â'i ganfyddiadau ac os gwneir hynny, hwy sy'n pennu lefel y sancsiynau sy'n briodol. Mae hefyd yn bwysig nodi bod yr Aelod wedi cytuno â chynnwys ffeithiol adroddiad Syr Roderick. Drwy wrthod derbyn y sancsiynau hyn, mae Aelod yn anwybyddu penderfyniad pwyllgor trawsbleidiol - yn yr achos hwn, pwyllgor a oedd yn cynnwys Aelod o Blaid Cymru a gytunodd y dylid gosod y sancsiynau. Er fy mod yn barod i dderbyn bod lefel o gythruddo ar ran y sawl a oedd yn destun y sylwadau, ac nid oes amheuaeth bod y person hwnnw wedi cythruddo'n eithafol, ni all cythrudd fod yn amddiffyniad am dorri cod ymddygiad y Cynulliad, yn enwedig ar y cyfryngau cymdeithasol. Roedd y pwyllgor yn cytuno bod yr iaith a ddefnyddiwyd yn ymddygiad amhriodol gan Aelod Cynulliad, ac fe ystyriodd gythrudd fel ffactor yn yr achos wrth bennu lefel y sancsiwn. Mae gwrthod derbyn sancsiynau o'r fath yn arwain at anarchiaeth yn rheolau gweithdrefnol y Cynulliad. Rwy'n annog y Cynulliad i gymeradwyo'r adroddiad.
English: I've asked twice for an intervention.
Welsh: Rwyf wedi gofyn am ymyriad ddwywaith.
English: The next item is a report by the Standards of Conduct Committee, and that report is report 03-19. I call on the Chair of the committee to move the motion. Jayne Bryant.
Welsh: Yr eitem nesaf yw adroddiad Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad eto, a'r adroddiad hwnnw yw adroddiad 03-19. Dwi'n galw ar Gadeirydd y pwyllgor i wneud y cynnig. Jayne Bryant.
English: Diolch, Llywydd. As Chair of the Standards of Conduct Committee, I formally move the motion. The committee considered the report from the commissioner for standards in relation to a complaint made against Hefin David AM, regarding use of unparliamentary language. The Standards of Conduct Committee gave the commissioner's report careful consideration, and our report sets out the committee's judgment as to the sanction that is appropriate to this case. The facts relating to the complaint, and the committee's reasons for its recommendation, are set out in full in the committee's report. The motion tabled invites the Assembly to endorse this committee's recommendation.
Welsh: Diolch, Lywydd. Fel Cadeirydd y Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad, rwy'n gwneud y cynnig yn ffurfiol. Mae'r pwyllgor wedi ystyried adroddiad y comisiynydd safonau ynghylch cwyn a wnaed yn erbyn Hefin David AC mewn perthynas â defnyddio iaith anseneddol. Rhoddodd y Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad ystyriaeth ofalus i adroddiad y comisiynydd, ac mae ein hadroddiad yn nodi barn y pwyllgor ynglŷn â'r sancsiwn sy'n briodol i'r achos hwn. Mae'r ffeithiau sy'n ymwneud â'r gŵyn, a rhesymau'r pwyllgor dros ei argymhelliad, wedi'u nodi'n llawn yn adroddiad y pwyllgor. Mae'r cynnig a gyflwynwyd yn gwahodd y Cynulliad i gymeradwyo argymhelliad y pwyllgor hwn.
English: Diolch, Llywydd. I'd just like to thank the Member for his contribution and for the words that he's said today and his apology to you, Llywydd. He's accepted the standards committee's report. So, thank you, Llywydd.
Welsh: Diolch, Lywydd. Hoffwn ddiolch i'r Aelod am ei gyfraniad ac am yr hyn a ddywedodd heddiw a'i ymddiheuriad i chi, Lywydd. Mae wedi derbyn adroddiad y pwyllgor safonau. Felly, diolch, Lywydd.
English: The proposal is to agree the motion. Does any Member object? The motion is therefore agreed, in accordance with Standing Order 12.36.
Welsh: Y cwestiwn yw: a ddylid derbyn y cynnig? A oes unrhyw Aelod yn gwrthwynebu? Felly derbynnir y cynnig, yn unol â Rheol Sefydlog 12.36.
English: The next item is a debate by an individual Member under Standing Order 11.21 (v), historic industrial infrastructure. I call on David Rees to move the motion.
Welsh: Yr eitem nesaf yw'r ddadl gan Aelod unigol o dan Reol Sefydlog 11.21 (v) ar seilwaith diwydiannol hanesyddol. Dwi'n galw ar David Rees i gyflwyno'r cynnig.
English: Can I just join him in commending the work of all those people who've put the time and effort into the Rhondda tunnel and getting that reopened? We know the progress that's been made, but how much more is still to be done. But I'd also welcome, on the back of that - and I'm sure they would, the Rhondda tunnel people themselves - in the future, the reopening of what is known in engineering circles as the Maesteg tunnel - the Cymmer to Caerau tunnel. And the fascinating thing with that tunnel is that it was done in two different ways. The Caerau end was totally different to the Cymmer end. The Cymmer end was dynamite, which cost the lives of 11 men, but the Caerau end was actually done by the sort of technology that was used then in the Channel tunnel and elsewhere, by a machine that bored the hole. So, there are good, historical reasons to actually open these tunnels as well, as well as what it could do for cycling and recreation.
Welsh: A gaf fi ymuno ag ef i ganmol gwaith yr holl bobl sydd wedi rhoi o'u hamser a'u hymdrech i ailagor twnnel y Rhondda? Gwyddom am y cynnydd sydd wedi'i wneud, ond faint yn fwy sydd i'w wneud eto. Ond hoffwn groesawu'r cynlluniau, yn sgil hynny - ac rwy'n siŵr y byddai pobl twnnel y Rhondda eu hunain yn eu croesawu hefyd - yn y dyfodol, i ailagor yr hyn a adwaenir mewn cylchoedd peirianneg fel twnnel Maesteg - twnnel y Cymer i Gaerau. A'r peth diddorol am y twnnel hwnnw yw ei fod wedi'i wneud mewn dwy ffordd wahanol. Roedd pen Caerau yn hollol wahanol i ben y Cymer. Dynameit oedd pen y Cymer, a arweiniodd at farwolaeth 11 o ddynion, ond cafodd pen Caerau ei wneud gan ddefnyddio'r math o dechnoleg a ddefnyddiwyd yn nhwnnel y Sianel ac mewn mannau eraill, gan beiriant a dyllodd y twll. Felly, mae rhesymau hanesyddol da dros agor y twneli hyn hefyd, yn ogystal â'r hyn y gallai ei wneud ar gyfer beicio a hamdden.
English: I'm so pleased to have been able to have co-tabled today's motion, tabled in the name of my colleague the AM for Aberavon and also co-tabled with Leanne Wood. Both David Rees and Leanne Wood have been real champions of the Rhondda tunnel, and I thank them for their support for my call for the Abernant tunnel, and also to members of the Rhondda Tunnel Society who have offered their expertise and all sorts of advice to us in the Cynon Valley regarding that too.
Welsh: Rwyf mor falch fy mod wedi gallu cyd-gyflwyno'r cynnig heddiw, a gyflwynwyd yn enw fy nghyd-Aelod yr AC dros Aberafan a'i gyd-gyflwyno hefyd gyda Leanne Wood. Bu David Rees a Leanne Wood yn hyrwyddwyr go iawn dros dwnnel y Rhondda, ac rwy'n ddiolchgar iddynt am eu cefnogaeth i fy ngalwad mewn perthynas â thwnnel Aber-nant, yn ogystal ag aelodau Cymdeithas Twnnel y Rhondda a gynigiodd eu harbenigedd a phob math o gyngor i ni ar hynny yng Nghwm Cynon.
English: So, I hope that we can see progress on these ambitions and convert these symbols of nineteenth-century industrialism into one of twenty-first century sustainable prosperity.
Welsh: Felly, gobeithiaf y gallwn weld cynnydd ar yr uchelgeisiau hyn a throi'r symbolau hyn o ddiwydiannaeth y bedwaredd ganrif ar bymtheg yn symbolau o ffyniant cynaliadwy'r unfed ganrif ar hugain.
English: Thank you for giving way, Alun. As you've mentioned rivers, as the chair of the cross-party Assembly group on waterways, it'd be remiss of me not to also mention the important role that canals have played in our history and industrial heritage. So, when you mention rivers, then perhaps you could give - actually, I'm not speaking in this today - perhaps you could give a word to our canals as well.
Welsh: Diolch i chi am ildio, Alun. Gan eich bod wedi sôn am afonydd, fel cadeirydd grŵp trawsbleidiol y Cynulliad ar ddyfrffyrdd, buaswn yn esgeulus i beidio â sôn hefyd am y rôl bwysig y mae camlesi wedi'i chwarae yn ein hanes a'n treftadaeth ddiwydiannol. Felly, pan fyddwch yn sôn am afonydd, efallai y gallech - nid wyf yn siarad yn y ddadl hon heddiw mewn gwirionedd - efallai y gallech grybwyll ein camlesi hefyd.
English: But you have spoken in the debate now and you have done exactly that, and I commend the Member for Monmouthshire in doing so. But, of course, the tramways that I've described do all link down to the Monmouthshire and Brecon canal as well, and the Disgwylfa and the Llangattock tramway do link in with the wharfs down in Govilon with which he's very familiar. But I hope that, as the Government takes forward work on the Valleys taskforce, we will look again at the rivers of south Wales. In recent years, public policy has been targeted at cleansing the water within those rivers, and rightly so; it's important. When I was growing up in Tredegar, I always considered myself lucky that the water I played in in the Sirhowy river was always brightly coloured, and nowadays I hope my own son would take a different view. But I hope, in replying to this debate, we can look again at the rivers of south Wales because our developments have, over decades and perhaps centuries, turned us away from our rivers, turned us away from the natural environment and not understood how fully that has shaped our own histories. And I think the rivers of south Wales - Malcolm Cross will tell me, and he's right - are the great undiscovered, neglected gem of our valleys.
Welsh: Ond rydych wedi siarad yn y ddadl yn awr ac rydych wedi gwneud yn union hynny, ac rwy'n cymeradwyo'r Aelod dros sir Fynwy am wneud hynny. Ond wrth gwrs, mae'r tramffyrdd a ddisgrifiais yn cysylltu â chamlas Mynwy a Brycheiniog hefyd, ac mae tramffordd Disgwylfa a Llangatwg yn cysylltu â'r glanfeydd yng Ngofilon sy'n gyfarwydd iawn iddo. Ond wrth i'r Llywodraeth fwrw ymlaen â gwaith ar dasglu'r Cymoedd, rwy'n gobeithio y byddwn yn edrych eto ar afonydd de Cymru. Yn ystod y blynyddoedd diwethaf, mae polisi cyhoeddus wedi'i dargedu tuag at lanhau'r dŵr yn yr afonydd hynny, a hynny'n briodol; mae'n bwysig. Pan oeddwn yn tyfu i fyny yn Nhredegar, roeddwn bob amser yn ystyried fy hun yn lwcus fod lliw disglair ar y dŵr y chwaraewn ynddo yn afon Sirhywi bob amser, ac erbyn hyn rwy'n gobeithio y byddai fy mab yn meddwl fel arall. Ond wrth ymateb i'r ddadl hon, rwy'n gobeithio y gallwn edrych eto ar afonydd de Cymru gan fod ein datblygiadau, dros ddegawdau a chanrifoedd efallai, wedi gwneud i ni droi cefn ar ein hafonydd, wedi gwneud i ni droi cefn ar yr amgylchedd naturiol, heb ddeall sut y maent wedi siapio ein hanesion. Ac rwy'n credu bod afonydd de Cymru - dyma y bydd Malcolm Cross yn ei ddweud wrthyf, ac mae'n iawn - yn drysorau mawr sydd heb eu darganfod ac sy'n cael ei hesgeuluso yn ein cymoedd ni.
English: - which will help make active travel a realistic option for most people. Let me just finish this section and I will. It requires councils to consult with people on routes they'd like to appear over the next 15 years across their communities, to safely connect them by foot and by bike to everyday destinations. Councils will then enshrine their desired routes onto an integrated network map, which will form the basis of future funding bids. I give way to Bethan Sayed.
Welsh: - a fydd yn helpu i wneud teithio llesol yn ddewis realistig i'r rhan fwyaf o bobl. Gadewch i mi orffen yr adran hon ac fe wnaf. Mae'n ei gwneud yn ofynnol i gynghorau ymgynghori â phobl ar lwybrau yr hoffent eu gweld dros y 15 mlynedd nesaf ar draws eu cymunedau, i'w cysylltu'n ddiogel â chyrchfannau bob dydd ar droed neu ar feic. Yna, bydd cynghorau'n ymgorffori'r llwybrau a ddymunant mewn map rhwydwaith integredig, a fydd yn sail i geisiadau am gyllid yn y dyfodol. Fe ildiaf i Bethan Sayed.
English: It was just on the point you were finishing off in relation to the cost. So, I'm just wondering if you have managed to have any conversations about the tunnels with the UK Government. Of course, I appreciate that just giving the cost of insurance wouldn't be enough, and that you'd need - . It's a massive liability. So, are you able to tell us if you're pursuing those conversations?
Welsh: Roedd yn ymwneud â'r pwynt roeddech yn ei orffen ynglŷn â'r gost. Felly, rwy'n meddwl tybed a ydych wedi llwyddo i gael unrhyw sgyrsiau am y twneli gyda Llywodraeth y DU. Wrth gwrs, rwy'n sylweddoli na fyddai rhoi costau yswiriant yn unig yn ddigon, ac y byddai angen - . Mae'n rhwymedigaeth enfawr. Felly, a allwch dweud wrthym a ydych yn cael y sgyrsiau hynny?
English: Thank you. I call David Rees to reply to the debate.
Welsh: Diolch. Galwaf ar David Rees i ymateb i'r ddadl hon.
English: The next debate on our agenda this afternoon is the debate on the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee's report on dentistry in Wales, and I call on the Chair of the committee to move the motion. Dai Lloyd.
Welsh: Y ddadl nesaf ar ein hagenda y prynhawn yma yw'r ddadl ar adroddiad y Pwyllgor Iechyd, Gofal Cymdeithasol a Chwaraeon ar ddeintyddiaeth yng Nghymru, a galwaf ar Gadeirydd y pwyllgor i wneud y cynnig. Dai Lloyd.