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English: Dealing with the last point first, wouldn't it be lovely if that were an easy solution? But, of course, it isn't, because, if you put a time limit on it and there isn't a permanent home available, what is the local authority to do? We don't want people moved away from their communities in pursuit of something that would have, it seems to me, quite a lot of unintended consequences. The only actual way to deal with problem that the Member outlines, which is a real one, is to increase housing supply. The Member's heard me talking at great length today already about increasing that housing supply, using all of the levers in our control, but, more specifically, to get scale and pace into the building of social housing once more, which is the only permanent solution to that problem. Mike Hedges suggested that there were some issues for private developers bringing housing forward, but what's really interesting is that if you look historically at the pattern of house building, more private house building has taken place in the years where the most social housing was built than in other eras as the market is forced to deal with the competition from the social house building. So, it's a really interesting counterintuitive spike, which I've been most interested to see, as it forces house builders to consider that theirs isn't the only game in town. So, we're really keen to get the market to move in that way, both by building the social housing and by getting developers to bring their plots into use.
Welsh: Os caf ymdrin â'r pwynt olaf yn gyntaf, oni fyddai'n hyfryd pe bai hynny'n ateb hawdd? Ond wrth gwrs, nid yw'n ateb hawdd, oherwydd os gosodwch derfyn amser ac nad oes cartref parhaol ar gael, beth y gall yr awdurdod lleol ei wneud? Nid ydym am i bobl gael eu symud o'u cymunedau er mwyn ceisio sicrhau rhywbeth a fyddai'n arwain at lawer o ganlyniadau anfwriadol yn ôl yr hyn a welaf fi. Yr unig ffordd o fynd i'r afael â'r broblem a amlinellodd yr Aelod, sy'n un real, yw cynyddu'r cyflenwad tai. Mae'r Aelod wedi fy nghlywed yn sôn gryn dipyn heddiw am gynyddu'r cyflenwad tai, gan ddefnyddio'r holl ddulliau sydd ar gael i ni, ond yn fwy penodol, i sicrhau y caiff tai cymdeithasol eu hadeiladu ar raddfa fawr ac yn gyflym unwaith eto, sef yr unig ateb parhaol i'r broblem. Awgrymodd Mike Hedges fod problemau gyda chael datblygwyr preifat i adeiladu tai, ond yr hyn sy'n ddiddorol iawn, os edrychwch ar batrwm adeiladu tai yn hanesyddol, yw bod mwy o adeiladu tai preifat wedi digwydd yn y blynyddoedd pan gafodd y nifer fwyaf o dai cymdeithasol eu hadeiladu nag mewn cyfnodau eraill gan fod y farchnad yn gorfod ymdopi â'r gystadleuaeth yn sgil y gwaith adeiladu tai cymdeithasol. Felly, mae'n gynnydd hynod ddiddorol yn groes i'r disgwyl, a bu'n ddiddorol iawn ei weld, gan ei fod yn gorfodi cwmnïau adeiladu tai i ystyried nad hwy yw'r unig rai yn y maes. Felly, rydym yn awyddus iawn i sicrhau bod y farchnad yn symud yn y ffordd honno, drwy adeiladu'r tai cymdeithasol a thrwy sicrhau bod datblygwyr yn defnyddio'u plotiau.
English: Obviously, there's quite a difference in rural housing and the supply of rural housing, which very often falls foul of some of the sustainability goals, such as bus services, for example, that regrettably have been withdrawn over recent years, and we can have a debate and discussion about that. But, very often when people put forward applications for new housing in rural areas, they fall down on the sustainability test because very often it's a car that's required to access services and such. That's just by the very nature. Do you accept that argument, Minister, and do you think that there is cause to look at some of the rules and regulations because of the unique circumstances that the rural environment presents to get more rural development so that more housing stock can be made available?
Welsh: Yn amlwg, mae cryn wahaniaeth mewn tai gwledig a'r cyflenwad o dai gwledig, sy'n aml yn mynd yn groes i rai o'r nodau cynaliadwyedd, megis gwasanaethau bysiau, er enghraifft, sydd wedi cael eu torri, yn anffodus, dros y blynyddoedd diwethaf, a gallwn gael dadl a thrafodaeth ynglŷn â hynny. Ond yn aml iawn, pan fydd pobl yn cyflwyno ceisiadau am dai newydd mewn ardaloedd gwledig, maent yn methu'r prawf cynaliadwyedd, yn aml iawn oherwydd bod angen car er mwyn cael mynediad at wasanaethau ac ati. Dyna yw ei natur. A ydych yn derbyn y ddadl honno, Weinidog, ac a ydych yn credu bod yna achos dros edrych ar rai o'r rheolau a'r rheoliadau oherwydd amgylchiadau unigryw yr amgylchedd gwledig fel y gellir cael mwy o ddatblygiadau gwledig er mwyn sicrhau bod mwy o stoc dai ar gael?
English: So, it's a complex picture. I mean, he's right to say that sustainability has to be one of the issues. What we don't want to have - and I take the point he's making entirely - but what we don't want is to build houses, put people in them and then find, actually, they're suffering from serious fuel poverty or other things because their transport costs are so high, and so on. So, it's a rounded picture that needs to be taken, and, as I said in response to Llyr, one of the things we need to look at is the variety of housing that's being enabled in rural communities, because it's not always just private housing that's required. I live, as he will know, in a small village on Gower in my friend Rebecca Evans's constituency. That used to have a small amount of social housing, which was mostly occupied by the children of the people living in the village, but it's all been sold. So, we need more of that so that the children who grew up in those villages can access housing that they can readily utilise to stay in their communities. So, it's a mixed picture. So, I think we do need to look at some of the rules and regulations around this, but there are good reasons for the sustainability arguments, not just to stop the housebuilding, but to prevent the people in them falling into unintended areas of fuel poverty, for example, and other issues.
Welsh: Mae'n ddarlun cymhleth. Hynny yw, mae'n iawn i ddweud bod yn rhaid i gynaliadwyedd fod yn un o'r materion sy'n codi. Yr hyn nad ydym ei eisiau - ac rwy'n derbyn y pwynt a wnaed ganddo'n llwyr - ond yr hyn nad ydym eisiau ei wneud yw adeiladu tai, rhoi pobl ynddynt a gweld wedyn eu bod yn dioddef tlodi tanwydd difrifol neu bethau eraill am fod eu costau trafnidiaeth mor uchel, ac yn y blaen. Felly, mae angen ystyried y darlun cyflawn, ac fel y dywedais mewn ymateb i Llyr, un o'r pethau y mae angen i ni edrych arnynt yw'r amrywiaeth o dai y gellir eu cael mewn cymunedau gwledig, am nad tai preifat yn unig sydd eu hangen bob amser. Fel y gŵyr, rwy'n byw mewn pentref bach ar y Gŵyr yn etholaeth fy ffrind Rebecca Evans. Roedd nifer fach o dai cymdeithasol yn arfer bod yno, a phlant y bobl a oedd yn byw yn y pentref oedd yn byw ynddynt gan mwyaf, ond mae'r cyfan wedi'i werthu. Felly, mae angen mwy o hynny fel bod y plant a fagwyd yn y pentrefi hynny'n gallu cael mynediad at dai er mwyn iddynt allu aros yn eu cymunedau. Felly, mae'n ddarlun cymysg. Credaf fod angen i ni edrych ar rai o'r rheolau a'r rheoliadau sy'n gysylltiedig â hyn, ond ceir rhesymau da dros y dadleuon cynaliadwyedd, nid yn unig i atal gwaith adeiladu tai, ond i atal y bobl ynddynt rhag wynebu agweddau anfwriadol ar dlodi tanwydd, er enghraifft, a phroblemau eraill.
English: I detect a theme developing in today's questions, Llywydd. Yes, of course. The provision of affordable housing in mid Wales is a priority, as is building more affordable homes across all parts of Wales. I recognise that supply is not currently meeting demand. Stock-retaining local authorities, such as Powys, and housing associations have a key role to play in bringing stock forward.
Welsh: Rwy'n synhwyro thema'n datblygu yng nghwestiynau heddiw, Lywydd. Gwnaf, wrth gwrs. Mae darparu tai fforddiadwy yng nghanolbarth Cymru yn flaenoriaeth, fel y mae adeiladu mwy o gartrefi fforddiadwy ym mhob rhan o Gymru. Rwy'n cydnabod nad yw'r cyflenwad yn ateb y galw ar hyn o bryd. Mae gan awdurdodau lleol sy'n cadw stoc, megis Powys, a chymdeithasau tai rôl allweddol i'w chwarae o ran darparu stoc.
English: Thank you, Minister. There was certainly no co-ordination in terms of the theme. But, certainly, housing association tenants have contacted me in numbers in recent months in regard to what they see as the unaffordable levels of their rent going forward. The rent rises are within Welsh Government guidelines. That's an issue that I've written to you about, and, as I understand it, it allows for a minimum rise of inflation plus 1.5 per cent, and £2 per week. What more are you doing to ensure that rental rates are not so expensive for those who are often on low incomes, and what consideration have you given to introducing a value-for-money assessment, such as what occurs in England to give tenants the confidence that any rental increase is justified?
Welsh: Diolch, Weinidog. Yn sicr, ni chafwyd unrhyw gydgysylltu ar y thema. Ond yn sicr, mae llawer iawn o denantiaid cymdeithasau tai wedi cysylltu â mi dros y misoedd diwethaf ynghylch yr hyn y teimlant sy'n lefelau anfforddiadwy o rent yn y dyfodol. Mae'r cynnydd yn y rhenti o fewn canllawiau Llywodraeth Cymru. Mae'n fater rwyf wedi ysgrifennu atoch yn ei gylch, ac yn ôl yr hyn a ddeallaf, mae'n caniatáu isafswm cynnydd o 1.5 y cant ar ben chwyddiant, a £2 yr wythnos. Beth arall a wnewch i sicrhau nad yw cyfraddau rhent mor ddrud i'r rhai sy'n aml ar incwm isel, a pha ystyriaeth a roesoch i gyflwyno asesiad gwerth am arian, tebyg i'r hyn sy'n digwydd yn Lloegr, i roi hyder i denantiaid fod cyfiawnhad dros unrhyw gynnydd yn y rhenti?
English: Yes, we're currently looking at the rent policy for Wales, so I will be announcing a new rent policy for Wales once we've completed that review. The Member rightly says there are a range of factors in play. One is social justice for the people paying the rent. The other is the fact that the landlords who we wish to build the much-needed social houses use the rent, obviously, as a way to fund the borrowing that they need to get the capital to build more houses. So, it's a nice balance between the two. The review is looking at all aspects of rent policy, including the social justice arrangements. The Member will know that I won't be able to let this go without saying that he also could play his part in looking to get his Government to change some of the regulations in universal credit that are driving some of the issues that he outlined in his question.
Welsh: Rydym yn edrych ar y polisi rhenti ar gyfer Cymru ar hyn o bryd, felly byddaf yn cyhoeddi polisi rhenti newydd i Gymru ar ôl inni gwblhau'r adolygiad hwnnw. Mae'r Aelod yn iawn i ddweud bod amrywiaeth o ffactorau ar waith. Un yw cyfiawnder cymdeithasol i'r bobl sy'n talu'r rhenti. Y llall yw'r ffaith bod y landlordiaid rydym am iddynt adeiladu'r tai cymdeithasol mawr eu hangen yn defnyddio'r rhenti, yn amlwg, fel ffordd o ariannu'r benthyciadau y maent eu hangen er mwyn sicrhau'r cyfalaf i adeiladu mwy o dai. Felly, mae cydbwysedd da rhwng y ddau. Mae'r adolygiad yn edrych ar bob agwedd ar bolisi rhenti, gan gynnwys y trefniadau cyfiawnder cymdeithasol. Bydd yr Aelod yn gwybod na fyddaf yn gallu gadael i hyn fynd heb ddweud y gallai yntau chwarae ei ran drwy geisio annog ei Lywodraeth i newid rhai o'r rheoliadau credyd cynhwysol sy'n achosi rhai o'r problemau a amlinellodd yn ei gwestiwn.
English: The Welsh Government already promotes fair work in areas such as procurement and social care. We have also welcomed the Fair Work Commission's recent report and will be working in social partnership to consider taking forward its recommendations.
Welsh: Mae Llywodraeth Cymru eisoes yn hyrwyddo gwaith teg mewn meysydd fel caffael a gofal cymdeithasol. Rydym hefyd wedi croesawu adroddiad diweddar y Comisiwn Gwaith Teg a byddwn yn gweithio mewn partneriaeth gymdeithasol i ystyried bwrw ymlaen â'i argymhellion.
English: Thank you. Well, responding to your statement here last week -
Welsh: Diolch. Wel, wrth ymateb i'ch datganiad yma yr wythnos diwethaf -
English: Can I interrupt you, Mark Isherwood? I'm terribly sorry. Llywydd, my fault entirely - the Deputy Minister was going to take this question, so can I apologise profusely and allow her to do this?
Welsh: A gaf fi dorri ar eich traws, Mark Isherwood? Mae'n ddrwg iawn gennyf. Lywydd, fy mai i yn llwyr - roedd y Dirprwy Weinidog am ateb y cwestiwn hwn, felly a gaf fi ymddiheuro'n fawr a chaniatáu iddi wneud hynny?
English: You're far too keen, Minister. The Deputy Minister to respond. Carry on with your supplementary.
Welsh: Rydych yn rhy awyddus o lawer, Weinidog. Y Dirprwy Weinidog i ymateb. Parhewch â'ch cwestiwn atodol.
English: Okay. Responding to your colleague the Minister's statement here last week on the Fair Work Commission report, I also refer to the UK Government's 'Good Work Plan'. This follows recommendations made by Matthew Taylor, the chief executive of the royal society of arts, the mission of which is to enrich society through ideas and actions, so, clearly, not a partisan report. The plan outlines action to implement his recommendations in review of employment practices and modern working to ensure employee rights are protected and upgraded as we leave the EU and that the UK labour market remains successful and competitive into the future. What consideration, therefore, will the Welsh Government give to the 'Good Work Plan', alongside its consideration of the consultation outcome on its own Fair Work Commission report?
Welsh: O'r gorau. Wrth ymateb i ddatganiad eich cyd-Aelod y Gweinidog yr wythnos diwethaf ar adroddiad y Comisiwn Gwaith Teg, cyfeiriaf hefyd at 'Good Work Plan' Llywodraeth y DU. Mae hwn yn dilyn argymhellion a wnaed gan Matthew Taylor, prif weithredwr cymdeithas frenhinol y celfyddydau, sydd â chenhadaeth i gyfoethogi cymdeithas drwy syniadau a gweithredoedd, felly, yn amlwg, nid yw'n adroddiad pleidiol. Mae'r cynllun yn amlinellu camau i roi ei argymhellion ar waith wrth adolygu arferion cyflogaeth a gweithio modern i sicrhau bod hawliau gweithwyr yn cael eu diogelu a'u huwchraddio wrth inni adael yr UE, a bod marchnad lafur y DU yn parhau i fod yn llwyddiannus ac yn gystadleuol yn y dyfodol. Pa ystyriaeth, felly, y bydd Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei rhoi i'r 'Good Work Plan', ochr yn ochr â'i hystyriaeth o ganlyniadau'r ymgynghoriad ar ei hadroddiad Comisiwn Gwaith Teg ei hun?
English: Can I thank the Member for allowing me to answer the question and for asking the question? The Member raised some very interesting points there in terms of Matthew Taylor, previously of Institute for Public Policy Research background. Clearly, we're proud of the record we have in Wales in terms of how we've worked with social partnership and the things that's been able to deliver before in terms of a living wage in the NHS to the agricultural advisory panel. But now we want to look at what's on the table and build on the previous work in a way that works for workers and works for Wales, and looking at those 48 recommendations of the Fair Work Commission and outlining how we can drive forward fair work in Wales. I know that my colleague the Minister announced that we accepted the six of the commission's priority recommendations, and what we'll need to do now is to - . Our task will be to consider carefully each of the wider recommendations and determine the best way forward in terms of implementing them.
Welsh: A gaf fi ddiolch i'r Aelod am ganiatáu imi ateb y cwestiwn ac am ofyn y cwestiwn? Mae'r Aelod wedi codi rhai pwyntiau diddorol iawn o ran Matthew Taylor, gynt o'r Sefydliad Ymchwil Polisi Cyhoeddus. Yn amlwg, rydym yn falch o'r record sydd gennym yng Nghymru o ran y modd rydym wedi gweithio gyda phartneriaeth gymdeithasol a'r pethau y mae hynny wedi eu cyflawni eisoes mewn perthynas â chyflog byw yn y GIG a'r panel cynghori ar amaethyddiaeth. Ond bellach, rydym am edrych ar yr hyn sydd ar gael ac adeiladu ar y gwaith blaenorol mewn ffordd sy'n gweithio i weithwyr ac sy'n gweithio i Gymru, ac edrych ar y 48 o argymhellion gan y Comisiwn Gwaith Teg ac amlinellu sut y gallwn fwrw ymlaen â gwaith teg yng Nghymru. Gwn fod fy nghyd-Aelod y Gweinidog wedi cyhoeddi ein bod wedi derbyn chwe argymhelliad blaenoriaethol y comisiwn, a'r hyn y bydd angen i ni ei wneud nawr yw - . Ein tasg ni fydd ystyried pob un o'r argymhellion ehangach yn ofalus a phenderfynu ar y ffordd orau o'u rhoi ar waith.
English: Minister, for many years young people have been discriminated against in employment. Would you welcome the commitment by the Labour Party now to end that discrimination against 16 to 18-year-olds so they will be paid the rate for the job not a rate attributable to their age, and end this long-standing injustice young people have had to face in the workplace?
Welsh: Weinidog, ers blynyddoedd lawer, mae pobl ifanc wedi dioddef gwahaniaethu ym maes cyflogaeth. A fyddech yn croesawu ymrwymiad y Blaid Lafur i roi diwedd ar wahaniaethu yn erbyn pobl ifanc 16 i 18 oed er mwyn iddynt gael eu talu ar y gyfradd gywir ar gyfer y swydd yn hytrach na chyfradd y gellir ei phriodoli i'w hoedran, a rhoi diwedd ar yr anghyfiawnder maith y bu'n rhaid i bobl ifanc ei ddioddef yn y gweithle?
English: In a word, 'yes'. When the minimum wage first came in, it was groundbreaking legislation but it was meant to be a minimum. We see now, and we've heard recently - some students came in to talk to us - how 16 to 18-year-olds also have caring responsibilities, and may also need to pay rent. So, also, we need to make sure, on the other side of the coin, actually - . Some more unscrupulous employers may use that to potentially not employ perhaps mature students and only employ younger students because they can pay them less money. The Member will be familiar probably with the Fair Work Commission recommendation that believes workers should be fairly rewarded the rates of pay of the Welsh living wage and should be provided the minimum wage for all working hours and all workers.
Welsh: Mewn gair, 'buaswn'. Pan gyflwynwyd yr isafswm cyflog gyntaf, roedd yn ddeddfwriaeth arloesol ond isafswm yn unig ydoedd. Rydym yn gweld bellach, ac rydym wedi clywed yn ddiweddar - daeth rhai myfyrwyr i mewn i siarad â ni - sut y mae gan bobl ifanc 16 i 18 oed gyfrifoldebau gofalu hefyd, ac efallai y bydd angen iddynt dalu rhent. Felly, mae angen i ni sicrhau hefyd ar ochr arall y geiniog, mewn gwirionedd - . Efallai y bydd rhai cyflogwyr mwy diegwyddor yn defnyddio hynny i beidio â chyflogi myfyrwyr hŷn ac yn cyflogi myfyrwyr iau yn unig gan y gallant dalu llai o arian iddynt. Bydd yr Aelod yn gyfarwydd, yn ôl pob tebyg, ag argymhelliad y Comisiwn Gwaith Teg y dylai gweithwyr gael eu talu'n deg ar gyfraddau cyflog byw Cymru ac y dylid darparu'r isafswm cyflog am yr holl oriau gwaith ac i'r holl weithwyr.
English: The financial inclusion progress report and forward look, published in December 2018, provides an overview of some of the key activities since publication of the strategy and delivery plan in 2016. These include our ongoing support for advice services, credit unions and the discretionary assistance fund.
Welsh: Mae'r adroddiad cynnydd a rhagolwg cynhwysiant ariannol, a gyhoeddwyd ym mis Rhagfyr 2018, yn rhoi trosolwg o rai o'r gweithgareddau allweddol ers cyhoeddi'r strategaeth a'r cynllun cyflawni yn 2016. Mae'r rhain yn cynnwys ein cefnogaeth barhaus i wasanaethau cynghori, undebau credyd a'r gronfa cymorth dewisol.
English: Thank you, Minister, and I'm very aware of the good work that is done by organisations like the citizens advice bureau in my constituency. Yet, there are Valleys communities that are facing a steady withdrawal of many vital services, and many of us will have seen that. Working with my colleague Gerald Jones MP, we've campaigned to save some of the commercial banking services in towns like Rhymney, and we're currently looking to retain access to a network of free cashpoints, cash withdrawal machines, and also supporting the work of local credit unions. In what further ways can the Welsh Government deliver support to ensure financial inclusion in these communities?
Welsh: Diolch, Weinidog, ac rwy'n ymwybodol iawn o'r gwaith da a wneir gan sefydliadau fel y ganolfan cyngor ar bopeth yn fy etholaeth. Fodd bynnag, mae llawer o wasanaethau hanfodol yn cael eu diddymu'n gyson yn rhai o gymunedau'r Cymoedd, a bydd llawer ohonom wedi gweld hynny. Gan weithio gyda fy nghydweithiwr Gerald Jones AS, rydym wedi ymgyrchu i achub rhai o'r gwasanaethau bancio masnachol mewn trefi fel Rhymni, ac ar hyn o bryd, rydym yn ceisio cadw mynediad at rwydwaith o beiriannau codi arian parod am ddim, yn ogystal â chefnogi gwaith yr undebau credyd lleol. Ym mha ffyrdd eraill y gall Llywodraeth Cymru ddarparu cymorth i sicrhau cynhwysiant ariannol yn y cymunedau hyn?
English: Minister, Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney, like many other communities in Wales, has suffered bank closures in recent years, such as the Barclays bank branch in Aberfan and Lloyds bank in Rhymney. This has made the availability of cash machines even more important to enable people to access their cash. However, a report in the magazine Which? found that free-to-use cash machines were disappearing at a rapid rate, with nearly 1,700 machines across the United Kingdom starting to charge for withdrawals in the first three months of this year. Minister, do you agree that charging for cash withdrawals will have an adverse effect on financial inclusion and will you make representations to those companies that provide cash machines, stressing the importance of free transactions to communities such as Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney?
Welsh: Weinidog, mae Merthyr Tudful a Rhymni, fel llawer o gymunedau eraill yng Nghymru, wedi dioddef yn sgil cau banciau yn ystod y blynyddoedd diwethaf, banciau megis cangen Barclays yn Aberfan a banc Lloyds yn Rhymni. Mae hyn wedi ei gwneud yn bwysicach fyth fod peiriannau arian parod ar gael i alluogi pobl i gael eu harian. Fodd bynnag, canfu adroddiad yn y cylchgrawn Which? fod peiriannau arian am ddim yn diflannu ar raddfa gyflym, gyda bron 1,700 o beiriannau ar draws y Deyrnas Unedig yn dechrau codi tâl am godi arian yn ystod tri mis cyntaf eleni. Weinidog, a ydych yn cytuno y bydd codi tâl am godi arian yn cael effaith andwyol ar gynhwysiant ariannol ac a wnewch chi gyflwyno sylwadau i'r cwmnïau sy'n darparu peiriannau arian, gan bwysleisio pwysigrwydd trafodion am ddim i gymunedau megis Merthyr Tudful a Rhymni?
English: The Welsh Government continues to work with Link, the cash machine network, to help ensure that there is adequate provision of free-to-use cash machines maintained locally and a regular network across communities across Wales. As I said to the Member for Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney, it is that Member over there's Government that could take action to regulate banks to prevent communities from suffering in this way as well.
Welsh: Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn parhau i weithio gyda Link, y rhwydwaith peiriannau arian parod, i helpu i sicrhau bod darpariaeth ddigonol o beiriannau arian am ddim yn cael eu cynnal yn lleol a rhwydwaith rheolaidd ar draws cymunedau ledled Cymru. Fel y dywedais wrth yr Aelod dros Ferthyr Tudful a Rhymni, gallai Llywodraeth yr Aelod yn y fan acw gymryd camau i reoleiddio banciau i atal cymunedau rhag dioddef yn y modd hwn hefyd.
English: Certainly. Local government services are funded through the revenue support grant, non-domestic rates, council tax, specific grants from Welsh and UK Governments and authorities' own income, including fees and charges. In 2019-20, the local government settlement provides £4.2 billion of general funding, with a further £900 million in specific grants.
Welsh: Yn sicr. Caiff gwasanaethau llywodraeth leol eu hariannu drwy'r grant cynnal refeniw, ardrethi annomestig, y dreth gyngor, grantiau penodol gan Lywodraeth Cymru a Llywodraeth y DU ac incwm yr awdurdodau eu hunain, gan gynnwys ffioedd a thaliadau. Yn 2019-20, mae'r setliad llywodraeth leol yn darparu £4.2 biliwn o gyllid cyffredinol, gyda £900 miliwn arall mewn grantiau penodol.