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English: Yes. In June 2020, I created a task and finish group to explore the feasibility of proposals put forward by Bangor University and Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board for a north Wales school for medical and health sciences. This work has now progressed to the development of a full business case, and, as you'll know, my party has pledged in the forthcoming election to see that to a successful conclusion.
Welsh: Gwnaf. Ym mis Mehefin 2020, creais grŵp gorchwyl a gorffen i archwilio dichonoldeb cynigion a gyflwynwyd gan Brifysgol Bangor a Bwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Betsi Cadwaladr ar gyfer ysgol gwyddorau meddygol ac iechyd yng ngogledd Cymru. Mae'r gwaith hwn bellach wedi symud ymlaen i ddatblygu achos busnes llawn, ac fel y gwyddoch, mae fy mhlaid wedi addo sicrhau yn yr etholiad sy'n dod fod hwnnw'n cael ei gwblhau'n llwyddiannus.
English: Thank you. Since Welsh Labour were voted back into Government in May 2016, the number of patient pathways waiting over 36 weeks to start treatment has increased from 4,078 to 50,143. You have overseen a 1,130 per cent increase over five years. Now, whilst we realise the pandemic has worsened the situation, the scene was already bleak here in north Wales. By February 2020, the number of treatment pathways waiting over 36 weeks had already reached 11,296. Fast-tracking the development of a medical school is a major part of this solution. Even the Royal College of Physicians Wales has long supported the expansion of a medical school. And as they told me only this week, there are ongoing major trainee rota gaps in every one of our hospitals, and this cannot continue, as it has a direct impact on quality of patient care. Earlier this month, you kindly issued a written statement on medical education in north Wales. Whilst I welcome the fact that a total of 19 students began their studies on the C21 programme in the 2019-20 intake, the number actually fell to 18 students in the intake the year after. What steps will you take to improve awareness of opportunities in north Wales and ensure that there is an expansion rather than a decline in the number of students receiving medical education here? Diolch.
Welsh: Diolch. Ers i Lafur Cymru gael eu hethol yn ôl yn Llywodraeth ym mis Mai 2016, mae nifer y llwybrau cleifion sy'n aros dros 36 wythnos i ddechrau triniaeth wedi cynyddu o 4,078 i 50,143. Rydych wedi llywodraethu dros gynnydd o 1,130 y cant dros bum mlynedd. Nawr, er ein bod yn sylweddoli bod y pandemig wedi gwaethygu'r sefyllfa, roedd y sefyllfa eisoes yn wael yma yng ngogledd Cymru. Erbyn mis Chwefror 2020, roedd nifer y llwybrau triniaeth a oedd yn aros dros 36 wythnos eisoes wedi cyrraedd 11,296. Mae datblygu ysgol feddygol yn gyflym yn rhan fawr o'r ateb. Mae hyd yn oed Coleg Brenhinol Meddygon Cymru wedi bod yn gefnogol ers amser maith i ehangu ysgol feddygol. Ac fel y dywedasant wrthyf yr wythnos hon, mae bylchau mawr parhaus yn y rota hyfforddeion ym mhob un o'n hysbytai, ac ni all hyn barhau, gan ei fod yn cael effaith uniongyrchol ar ansawdd gofal cleifion. Yn gynharach y mis hwn, fe wnaethoch chi gyhoeddi datganiad ysgrifenedig ar addysg feddygol yng ngogledd Cymru. Er fy mod yn croesawu'r ffaith bod cyfanswm o 19 o fyfyrwyr wedi dechrau eu hastudiaethau ar raglen C21 yn 2019-20, fe ddisgynodd y nifer i 18 o fyfyrwyr yn y flwyddyn wedyn. Pa gamau y byddwch chi'n eu rhoi ar waith i wella ymwybyddiaeth o gyfleoedd yng ngogledd Cymru a sicrhau bod nifer y myfyrwyr sy'n derbyn addysg feddygol yma yn cynyddu yn hytrach na lleihau? Diolch.
English: Minister, a medical school for north Wales is something that I have long called for and is something that is particularly important for the north Wales region. Do you agree with me that it's a Mark Drakeford-led Government that is committed to delivering this and that the only way that this is affordable and deliverable is with him as First Minister?
Welsh: Weinidog, mae ysgol feddygol ar gyfer gogledd Cymru yn rhywbeth y bûm yn galw amdano ers amser maith, ac mae'n rhywbeth sy'n arbennig o bwysig i ranbarth gogledd Cymru. A ydych yn cytuno mai Llywodraeth dan arweiniad Mark Drakeford sydd wedi ymrwymo i gyflawni hyn ac mai'r unig ffordd y mae hyn yn fforddiadwy ac yn bosibl ei gyflawni yw gydag ef yn Brif Weinidog?
English: I completely agree, and the Member's right to point out that Welsh Labour have actually done the hard yards in Government to expand medical education and training opportunities in north Wales. We've done that successfully. It's a clear, headline, direct manifesto pledge: if you vote Welsh Labour, then we will see through to a successful conclusion a medical school in north Wales - more opportunities to train and stay in Wales, and, crucially, they'll work alongside the medical schools we already have in Swansea and Cardiff, in providing what I believe will be high-quality medical education, and to keep doctors training in Wales, and for them to stay to train, work and live in Wales.
Welsh: Rwy'n cytuno'n llwyr. Ac mae'r Aelod yn gywir i dynnu sylw at y ffaith bod Llafur Cymru wedi gwneud y gwaith caled fel Llywodraeth ar ehangu cyfleoedd addysg a hyfforddiant meddygol yng ngogledd Cymru. Rydym wedi gwneud hynny'n llwyddiannus. Mae'n brif addewid maniffesto uniongyrchol clir: os pleidleisiwch dros Lafur Cymru, byddwn yn gweld ysgol feddygol yng ngogledd Cymru yn cael ei chwblhau'n llwyddiannus - mwy o gyfleoedd i hyfforddi ac aros yng Nghymru, ac yn hollbwysig, byddant yn gweithio ochr yn ochr â'r ysgolion meddygol sydd gennym eisoes yn Abertawe a Chaerdydd, yn darparu'r hyn y credaf y bydd yn addysg feddygol o ansawdd uchel, ac i gadw meddygon i hyfforddi yng Nghymru, ac iddynt aros i hyfforddi, gweithio a byw yng Nghymru.
English: Minister, during the referendum campaign, and well after, I always felt great disquiet as one of the major arguments for remaining, and then for thwarting the vote, was how the NHS may be affected by an exodus of workers in the NHS. It is almost as if civic leaders and politicians were celebrating the fact that other countries' health services and training were being plundered by the UK, and I never really got that point of view. Do you agree with me that a medical school in north Wales will be a part of the drive to self-sufficiency in the NHS, taking responsibility for training our own workforce, if you like, and that has to be a really, really good thing? Thank you.
Welsh: Weinidog, yn ystod ymgyrch y refferendwm, ac ymhell ar ôl hynny, roeddwn bob amser yn teimlo anesmwythyd mawr gan mai un o'r dadleuon mawr dros aros, ac yna dros lesteirio'r bleidlais, oedd y modd y gallai ecsodus o weithwyr yn y GIG effeithio ar y GIG. Roedd hi bron fel pe bai arweinwyr dinesig a gwleidyddion yn dathlu'r ffaith bod gwasanaethau iechyd a hyfforddiant gwledydd eraill yn cael eu hysbeilio gan y DU, ac nid oeddwn yn deall y safbwynt hwnnw. A ydych yn cytuno y bydd ysgol feddygol yng ngogledd Cymru yn rhan o'r ymgyrch i fod yn hunangynhaliol yn y GIG, gan gymryd cyfrifoldeb am hyfforddi ein gweithlu ein hunain, os mynnwch, ac mae'n rhaid bod hynny'n rhywbeth gwirioneddol dda? Diolch.
English: The Office for National Statistics has reported 1,643 registered deaths involving COVID-19 to Welsh residents in care homes up to 5 March. This is around 21 per cent of all deaths involving COVID-19.
Welsh: Mae'r Swyddfa Ystadegau Gwladol wedi cofnodi 1,643 o farwolaethau cofrestredig yn gysylltiedig â COVID-19 ymhlith preswylwyr cartrefi gofal Cymru hyd at 12 Mawrth. Mae hyn oddeutu 21 y cant o'r holl farwolaethau sy'n gysylltiedig â COVID-19.
English: On 13 March last year, you issued a directive to all health boards to postpone all non-urgent elective activity to allow them to prepare for the expected increase in workload in dealing with the pandemic. Those were the words of your Government to me in a letter. At the same time, the Welsh Government was clearing NHS beds by sending patients from hospitals into care homes without them being tested. It was a staggering thing to do. The results were fatal and brought great tragedy for many families. As of February 2021, your own Government statistics show that deaths in care homes since March 2020 are 43 per cent higher than the same period two years ago. Your party is now calling for an independent inquiry into the UK Government's handling of the pandemic in London. Propel, in 'Our Contract for Wales', has committed to implementing an independent inquiry in Wales on day one after the election in May. Given the outrageous numbers of avoidable deaths in care homes and your Government's actions having made the problem much worse, do you accept that there must be an independent inquiry into your own Government's handling of the COVID crisis?
Welsh: Ar 13 Mawrth y llynedd, fe wnaethoch gyhoeddi cyfarwyddeb i bob bwrdd iechyd ohirio pob gweithgaredd dewisol nad oedd yn weithgaredd brys, er mwyn caniatáu iddynt baratoi ar gyfer y cynnydd disgwyliedig yn y llwyth gwaith wrth ymdopi â'r pandemig. Dyna oedd geiriau eich Llywodraeth ataf mewn llythyr. Ar yr un pryd, roedd Llywodraeth Cymru yn clirio gwelyau GIG trwy anfon cleifion o ysbytai i gartrefi gofal heb iddynt gael eu profi. Roedd yn beth syfrdanol i'w wneud. Roedd y canlyniadau'n angheuol ac fe arweiniodd at drasiedi fawr i lawer o deuluoedd. Erbyn mis Chwefror 2021, mae ystadegau eich Llywodraeth yn dangos bod marwolaethau mewn cartrefi gofal er mis Mawrth 2020 43 y cant yn uwch na'r un cyfnod ddwy flynedd yn ôl. Mae eich plaid yn galw yn awr am ymchwiliad annibynnol i'r modd y mae Llywodraeth y DU wedi ymdrin â'r pandemig yn Llundain. Mae Propel, yn 'Ein Contract gyda Chymru', wedi ymrwymo i weithredu ymchwiliad annibynnol yng Nghymru ar y diwrnod cyntaf ar ôl yr etholiad ym mis Mai. O ystyried y niferoedd gwarthus o farwolaethau y gellid bod wedi eu hosgoi mewn cartrefi gofal a bod gweithredoedd eich Llywodraeth wedi gwaethygu'r broblem, a ydych chi'n derbyn bod yn rhaid cynnal ymchwiliad annibynnol i'r modd y mae eich Llywodraeth chi wedi ymdrin ag argyfwng COVID?
English: I thank Neil McEvoy for that question. It is obviously an absolute tragedy what has happened in care homes, and my sympathy and the Government's sympathy is with all the residents and the families who have been affected. There is no question about the tragedy that has occurred. I think the Member will recognise that most individuals who reside in care homes in Wales are the older, more vulnerable members of society, and they are one of the groups that is most at risk from the serious consequences of contracting the disease. The analysis that's been undertaken by Public Health Wales, looking at the risk factors for the outbreaks of COVID-19 in care homes, suggested that the effect of discharge on outbreaks in care homes was very low. And, also, there's been recent research by Swansea University that has tracked patients from hospital through discharge into care homes, and that's estimated up to 1.8 per cent of discharges from hospitals into care homes could have been carrying the infection. The factors that influenced the outcome was really the size of a care home in both the number of the registered beds as well as the prevalence of COVID-19 in the community, and that had the greatest impact on the number of deaths. But, whatever caused this, it is a tragedy and, of course, I support an investigation into when and why this happened. I think that's absolutely the right thing to do and we must learn from what has happened.
Welsh: Diolch i Neil McEvoy am y cwestiwn. Mae'n amlwg fod yr hyn sydd wedi digwydd mewn cartrefi gofal yn drasiedi lwyr, ac mae'r Llywodraeth yn cydymdeimlo â'r holl breswylwyr a'r teuluoedd yr effeithiwyd arnynt. Nid oes unrhyw amheuaeth ynghylch y drasiedi sydd wedi digwydd. Rwy'n credu y bydd yr Aelod yn cydnabod mai aelodau hŷn a mwy agored i niwed o'r gymdeithas yw'r mwyafrif o'r unigolion sy'n byw mewn cartrefi gofal yng Nghymru, ac maent yn un o'r grwpiau sy'n wynebu'r perygl mwyaf o ganlyniadau difrifol yn sgil dal y clefyd. Awgrymodd y dadansoddiad a wnaed gan Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru, i edrych ar y ffactorau risg ar gyfer yr achosion o COVID-19 mewn cartrefi gofal, fod effaith rhyddhau o ysbytai ar achosion mewn cartrefi gofal yn isel iawn. Hefyd, cafwyd ymchwil ddiweddar gan Brifysgol Abertawe sydd wedi olrhain taith cleifion o'r ysbyty ar ôl eu rhyddhau i gartrefi gofal, ac amcangyfrifir y gallai hyd at 1.8 y cant o'r cleifion a ryddhawyd o ysbytai i gartrefi gofal fod wedi bod yn cario'r haint. A'r ffactorau a ddylanwadodd ar y canlyniad mewn gwirionedd oedd maint cartref gofal o ran nifer y gwelyau cofrestredig yn ogystal â nifer yr achosion o COVID-19 yn y gymuned, a hynny a gafodd yr effaith fwyaf ar nifer y marwolaethau. Ond beth bynnag a achosodd hyn, mae'n drasiedi ac wrth gwrs, rwy'n cefnogi ymchwiliad i pryd a pham y digwyddodd hyn. Rwy'n credu'n sicr mai dyna'r peth iawn i'w wneud a rhaid inni ddysgu o'r hyn sydd wedi digwydd.
English: Minister, one of the things that is helping to protect care home residents, of course, is the success of the vaccination programme in care homes across Wales. But there are individuals who will have received their first dose in a care home and then returned to a different care setting, sometimes their own home, without having had a second dose. What action is the Welsh Government taking to make sure that those individuals are properly tracked so that they can get their second dose? I've had a number of constituents in my own area who do not appear to be getting their call-backs for those important second doses to give them the full protection that the vaccine can provide.
Welsh: Weinidog, un o'r pethau sy'n helpu i ddiogelu preswylwyr cartrefi gofal, wrth gwrs, yw llwyddiant y rhaglen frechu mewn cartrefi gofal ledled Cymru. Ond mae yna unigolion a fydd wedi derbyn eu dos cyntaf mewn cartref gofal ac yna wedi dychwelyd i leoliad gofal gwahanol, eu cartref eu hunain weithiau, heb fod wedi cael ail ddos. Pa gamau y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn eu cymryd i sicrhau bod yr unigolion hynny'n cael eu holrhain yn briodol fel y gallant gael eu hail ddos? Nid yw'n ymddangos bod nifer o etholwyr yn fy ardal i wedi cael eu galw'n ôl am yr ail ddos pwysig hwnnw i roi'r amddiffyniad llawn y gall y brechlyn ei gynnig.
English: I thank Darren Millar for that question. The vaccination programme does continue to progress well. In care homes, nearly 96 per cent of care home residents have now received their first dose of the vaccine, which is great progress. He makes an important point about people moving to different settings and ensuring that the follow-up dose is given, and we will certainly take steps to ensure that we alert settings to that possibility so that people can be followed up. I haven't been notified of any incidents myself, but if the Member has been notified of these incidents it's obviously very important that those are followed up.
Welsh: Diolch i Darren Millar am y cwestiwn hwnnw. Mae'r rhaglen frechu yn parhau i fynd rhagddi'n dda. Mewn cartrefi gofal, mae bron i 96 y cant o drigolion cartrefi gofal bellach wedi derbyn eu dos cyntaf o'r brechlyn, sy'n gynnydd mawr. Mae'n gwneud pwynt pwysig am bobl yn symud i wahanol leoliadau a sicrhau bod y dos dilynol yn cael ei roi, a byddwn yn sicr yn rhoi camau ar waith i sicrhau ein bod yn rhybuddio lleoliadau ynghylch y posibilrwydd hwnnw fel y gellir dod o hyd i'r bobl hyn. Nid wyf wedi cael gwybod am unrhyw ddigwyddiadau fy hun, ond os yw'r Aelod wedi cael gwybod am ddigwyddiadau o'r fath mae'n amlwg yn bwysig iawn ein bod yn mynd ar drywydd y rheini.
English: Diolch, Presiding Officer. Thank you. Minister, your recently published COVID-19 forward plan, I think, is a very fair summary of the situation that we face in Wales today. I think it neatly outlines the challenges that are faced by health and social care. But I also feel it is very short on some key solutions that we need to be seeing. So, for example, could you please explain what specific plans you have in place to deal with the ever worsening waiting times crisis in elective surgery?
Welsh: Diolch, Lywydd. Diolch. Weinidog, rwy'n credu bod eich blaengynllun COVID-19 a gyhoeddwyd yn ddiweddar yn grynodeb teg iawn o'r sefyllfa sy'n ein hwynebu yng Nghymru heddiw. Rwy'n credu ei fod yn amlinellu'n daclus yr heriau sy'n wynebu iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol. Ond rwyf hefyd yn teimlo ei fod yn brin iawn o atebion allweddol y mae'n rhaid i ni eu gweld. Felly, er enghraifft, a allech chi egluro pa gynlluniau penodol sydd gennych ar waith i ymdrin â'r argyfwng sy'n gwaethygu mewn perthynas ag amseroedd aros ar gyfer llawdriniaethau dewisol?
English: You talk about the importance of operational plans, and I agree with you that it's very important to work with all the stakeholders to draft operational plans that are really deliverable. Of course, to make those operational plans really sound, you've got to have good data and really up-to-date coherent information and I'm really pleased that your COVID-19 forward plan does recognise that and, in fact, I think you have a whole chapter on how we can improve and use our data. Therefore, will you also listen to the calls of organisations, such as the Royal College of Surgeons, who are asking for not just modelling and publishing of projections on the numbers of people who need an operation in Wales - because they say that is not clear and we're not clear how many elective surgeries and other operations were postponed or completely cancelled because of the pandemic - but also asking for you to publish monthly planned surgery activity levels for the health boards in Wales to encourage the restoration of surgical activity and ensure equity of access to surgical services for patients? In other words, holding the health boards to account on this matter.
Welsh: Rydych chi'n siarad am bwysigrwydd cynlluniau gweithredol, ac rwy'n cytuno â chi ei bod hi'n bwysig iawn gweithio gyda'r holl randdeiliaid i ddrafftio cynlluniau gweithredol gwirioneddol gyflawnadwy. Wrth gwrs, er mwyn gwneud y cynlluniau gweithredol hynny'n wirioneddol gadarn, mae'n rhaid i chi gael data da a gwybodaeth gydlynol wirioneddol gyfredol ac rwy'n falch iawn fod eich blaengynllun COVID-19 yn cydnabod hynny, ac rwy'n meddwl bod gennych bennod gyfan ar sut y gallwn wella a defnyddio ein data. Felly, a wnewch chi wrando hefyd ar alwadau sefydliadau, fel Coleg Brenhinol y Llawfeddygon, sy'n gofyn, nid yn unig am fodelu a chyhoeddi amcanestyniadau ar nifer y bobl sydd angen llawdriniaeth yng Nghymru - oherwydd maent yn dweud nad yw hynny'n glir ac nid ydym yn glir faint o lawdriniaethau dewisol a llawdriniaethau eraill a gafodd eu gohirio neu eu canslo'n llwyr oherwydd y pandemig - ond hefyd maent yn gofyn i chi gyhoeddi lefelau gweithgaredd llawdriniaethau wedi'u cynllunio yn fisol ar gyfer y byrddau iechyd yng Nghymru i annog adferiad gweithgaredd llawfeddygol a sicrhau mynediad cyfartal at wasanaethau llawfeddygol i gleifion? Mewn geiriau eraill, dwyn y byrddau iechyd i gyfrif ar y mater hwn.
English: Thank you, Llywydd. Well, in the final health and care question session in this Senedd, may I take this opportunity to thank the Minister and his officials for their collaboration over the years? We haven't always seen eye to eye, but whilst I've been very willing to support the Government when I think they've got things right over the past 12 months, I know that the Minister will understand the importance of scrutiny and will appreciate the role of an opposition party in trying to influence policy and changing direction when we need to do that. That's why, when the Minister said there was no case for a medical school for north Wales, we were determined to continue to campaign on that, and we're pleased to see the change of mind there. To COVID now, the situation in Wales is improving, and that's positive. There are problems in Merthyr Tydfil and in my constituency, as it happens, and we need to support those areas now. There was a strong team of volunteers out in Holyhead this morning providing COVID tests, going from house to house. I was one of them, as it happens, but it's a cause of concern for me that the process is overly reliant on volunteers and places a huge strain on the staffing resources of the local authority. Would the Minister agree that we need to look at means of providing greater support to councils as they undertake tasks such as this one, because if there are interventions like this required in various communities, then I fear that that's going to be difficult to deliver?
Welsh: Diolch, Llywydd. Wel, yn y sesiwn gwestiynau iechyd a gofal olaf yn y Senedd yma, gaf i ddefnyddio'r cyfle yma i ddiolch i'r Gweinidog a'i swyddogion am eu cydweithio dros y cyfnod diweddar? Dydyn ni ddim wastad wedi gweld lygad yn llygad, ond tra ydw i wedi bod yn barod iawn i gefnogi'r Llywodraeth pan ydw i'n meddwl eu bod nhw wedi cael pethau'n iawn dros y flwyddyn ddiwethaf, rydw i'n gwybod bod y Gweinidog yn sylweddoli pwysigrwydd sgrwtini ac yn gwerthfawrogi rôl gwrthblaid yn ceisio dylanwadu ar bolisi a newid cyfeiriad pan ydyn ni'n meddwl bod angen hynny. Dyna pam, pan oedd y Gweinidog yn dweud bod yna ddim achos dros ysgol feddygol i'r gogledd, roedden ni'n benderfynol o barhau i geisio bwrw'r maen i'r wal, a rydyn ni'n falch o weld newid meddwl ar hynny. At COVID, mae'r sefyllfa yng Nghymru'n gwella, mae hynny'n dda o beth. Mae yna broblemau yn ardal Merthyr Tudful ac yn fy etholaeth i, yn digwydd bod. Mae isio cefnogi'r ardaloedd hynny rŵan. Mi oedd yna dîm da o wirfoddolwyr allan yng Nghaergybi y bore yma yn rhannu profion COVID o dŷ i dŷ. Roeddwn i'n un ohonyn nhw, yn digwydd bod, ond mae o'n bryder i fi bod proses fel yma, un, yn or-ddibynnol ar wirfoddolwyr a, dau, yn rhoi straen aruthrol ar adnoddau staffio awdurdod lleol. Ydy'r Gweinidog yn cytuno bod angen edrych ar ffyrdd o roi rhagor o gefnogaeth i gynghorau wrth ymgymryd â thasg fel hyn, achos os oes yna ymyriadau fel hyn eu hangen dro ar ôl tro mewn gwahanol gymunedau, rydw i'n ofni bod hynny yn mynd i fod yn anodd i'w ddelifro?
English: This week is a week of commemoration and reflection exactly a year since that first lockdown. The UK Prime Minister's admitted that he made some wrong decisions in dealing with the pandemic, but I'm not going to ask that question of the Minister. What I want the Minister to do is to look back at the 20 years and more of Labour control of the NHS leading up to the pandemic. One lesson that we've learnt is that health and care services in Wales aren't resilient enough to deal with the pandemic. Does the Minister accept that no other Government can afford to leave crucial services in such a vulnerable position again?
Welsh: Mae'r wythnos yma'n wythnos o gofio, wrth gwrs, ac yn wythnos o fyfyrio flwyddyn union ar ôl dechrau'r cyfnod clo cyntaf. Mae Prif Weinidog Prydain wedi cyfaddef ei fod o wedi gwneud rhai penderfyniadau anghywir wrth ddelio efo'r pandemig, ond dwi ddim am ofyn y cwestiwn cyfatebol i'r Gweinidog. Beth dwi eisiau i'r Gweinidog ei wneud ydy edrych yn ôl ar yr 20 mlynedd a mwy o reolaeth Llafur o'r gwasanaeth iechyd a gofal yn arwain at y pandemig. Un wers rydyn ni wedi'i dysgu ydy bod gwasanaethau iechyd a gofal yng Nghymru ddim yn ddigon gwydn i ddelio efo pandemig. Ydy'r Gweinidog yn derbyn na all yr un Llywodraeth arall fforddio gadael gwasanaethau hanfodol mewn cyflwr mor fregus eto?