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English: I'd like to thank the Cabinet Secretary for that answer. The Wales Centre for Public Policy report, which the Conservative spokesperson Nick Ramsay also brought up, also highlights that increasing income tax in Wales would not be a simple matter, but it did suggest that it did present an opportunity to make council tax more progressive. One opportunity highlighted would be to reform council tax at the same time to create a holistic approach to taxation. Now, you know as well as I, Cabinet Secretary, that local authorities have had to make some very tough choices in recent years and not least due to the decisions made in the UK Government. Could the Cabinet Secretary just clarify that he is considering the report and such reform and whether any discussions will take place between himself and the Cabinet Secretary for local government on this issue?
Welsh: Hoffwn ddiolch i Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet am ei ateb. Mae adroddiad Canolfan Polisi Cyhoeddus Cymru, a grybwyllwyd hefyd gan lefarydd y Ceidwadwyr, Nick Ramsay, yn nodi na fyddai cynyddu treth incwm yng Nghymru yn fater syml, ond awgryma fod cyfle i'w gael i wneud y dreth gyngor yn fwy blaengar. Un cyfle a nodwyd fyddai diwygio'r dreth gyngor ar yr un pryd er mwyn creu ymagwedd gyfannol tuag at drethiant. Nawr, fe wyddoch gystal â minnau, Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, fod awdurdodau lleol wedi gorfod gwneud dewisiadau anodd iawn dros y blynyddoedd diwethaf, yn enwedig yn sgil y penderfyniadau a wnaed gan Lywodraeth y DU. A wnaiff Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet egluro ei fod yn ystyried yr adroddiad a diwygiadau o'r fath, ac a fydd unrhyw drafodaethau yn digwydd rhyngddo ac Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet dros lywodraeth leol ar y mater hwn?
English: Well, I thank Jack Sargeant for that. It's an important part of the report that says to us that we must think about Welsh taxes in the round and that we must be prepared to think about ways in which decisions made on taxes on income can be calibrated alongside decisions made about taxes on property. There are some very interesting parts of the report that refer to the trade-offs that there may be between the one and the other. So, I can certainly give Jack Sargeant an assurance that we are looking carefully at that, that I do discuss it with Alun Davies, and that there is a set of work in hand to look both at short-term changes we could make to council tax to try to make it less regressive than it inevitably is, and then to look at some more profound reforms of local taxation to see if there is, in a practical sense, something different that we could use instead of council tax. I hope that that work will be completed during this Assembly term and available to the next Assembly.
Welsh: Wel, diolch i Jack Sargeant am hynny. Mae rhan bwysig o'r adroddiad yn dweud wrthym fod yn rhaid inni feddwl am drethi Cymru yn eu cyfanrwydd a bod yn rhaid inni fod yn barod i feddwl am ffyrdd y gellir graddnodi penderfyniadau a wneir ynglŷn â threthi ar incwm ochr yn ochr â phenderfyniadau a wneir ynglŷn â threthi ar eiddo. Mae rhai rhannau diddorol iawn o'r adroddiad yn cyfeirio at y cyfaddawdau posibl y gellid eu cael rhwng y naill a'r llall. Felly, yn sicr, gallaf roi sicrwydd i Jack Sargeant ein bod yn ystyried hynny'n ofalus, fy mod yn ei drafod gydag Alun Davies, a bod gwaith ar y gweill i ystyried newidiadau y gallem eu gwneud i'r dreth gyngor yn y tymor byr i geisio ei gwneud yn llai anflaengar nag yw hi, yn anochel, ac yna i ystyried diwygiadau mwy dwys i drethiant lleol i weld, yn ymarferol, a oes rhywbeth gwahanol y gallem ei ddefnyddio yn lle'r dreth gyngor. Rwy'n gobeithio y bydd y gwaith hwnnw'n cael ei gwblhau yn ystod tymor y Cynulliad hwn ac y bydd ar gael ar gyfer y Cynulliad nesaf.
English: Diolch, Llywydd. Does the way in which income tax is being partly devolved to Wales skew the incentives for Welsh Government in a tax-raising direction, in that we have the revenue benefit of any increase in the Welsh rate of tax, but any offsetting reduction across the tax base due to changes in behaviour as people face higher taxes - between half and three quarters of that loss of revenue on that tax base - would be felt by the UK Government, which won't be taking the decision?
Welsh: Diolch, Lywydd. A yw'r ffordd y mae treth incwm yn cael ei datganoli'n rhannol i Gymru yn gwyro cymhellion Llywodraeth Cymru tuag at gynyddu trethi, yn yr ystyr ein bod yn cael budd refeniw yn sgil unrhyw gynnydd yn y gyfradd dreth yng Nghymru, ond byddai unrhyw ostyngiad gwrthbwyso ar draws y sylfaen drethu o ganlyniad i newidiadau mewn ymddygiad wrth i bobl wynebu trethi uwch - rhwng hanner a thri chwarter y refeniw a gollir ar y sylfaen drethu honno - yn cael eu teimlo gan Lywodraeth y DU, na fydd yn gwneud y penderfyniad?
English: Well, that issue was well rehearsed, Llywydd, during the negotiations over the fiscal framework. The fiscal framework does pass certain risks to Wales. It does in compensation protect us from some other risks, and the form of devolution of income tax that we have - and there are many other models we could have had and others who argue that it should have been taken further - but one of the, I think, positive aspects of it in the short run at least, as we take on these new responsibilities, is that it does mean that we are not as exposed to some of the risks that we otherwise would be exposed to had we come to a different set of agreements in the fiscal framework.
Welsh: Wel, cafodd y mater gryn sylw, Lywydd, yn ystod y trafodaethau ynglŷn â'r fframwaith cyllidol. Mae'r fframwaith cyllidol yn trosglwyddo rhai risgiau i Gymru. I wrthbwyso hynny, mae'n ein hamddiffyn rhag rhai risgiau eraill, a'r math o ddatganoli treth incwm sydd gennym - ac mae llawer o fodelau eraill y gallem fod wedi eu cael ac eraill sy'n dadlau y dylid bod wedi mynd ag ef ymhellach - ond credaf mai un o'r agweddau cadarnhaol arno, yn y tymor byr o leiaf, wrth inni ymgymryd â'r cyfrifoldebau newydd hyn, yw ei fod yn golygu nad ydym mor agored i rai o'r risgiau y byddem yn eu hwynebu fel arall pe baem wedi cytuno ar set wahanol o gytundebau yn y fframwaith cyllidol.
English: Thanks to John Griffiths for that. Allocations to the education portfolio receive a high priority in budget setting, but in an age of unrelenting austerity have to be considered alongside the need to invest in our health and social care services, in housing and in transport, in energy and the environment, to mention just a small selection of pressing needs.
Welsh: Diolch i John Griffiths am hynny. Mae dyraniadau i'r portffolio addysg yn cael blaenoriaeth uchel wrth osod y gyllideb, ond mewn oes o gyni di-ildio, mae'n rhaid eu hystyried ochr yn ochr â'r angen i fuddsoddi yn ein gwasanaethau iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol, mewn tai ac mewn trafnidiaeth, mewn ynni a'r amgylchedd, i grybwyll ond rhai o'r anghenion dybryd.
English: Cabinet Secretary, I do understand that it's incredibly difficult to allocate funding in this age of austerity and all the pressures that involves. Nonetheless, I do believe that education should have a bigger share of the Welsh Government's budget than is currently the case. I believe that would be very much in line with the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Act 2015, because greater spend on education will equip our children to prosper in their careers and to have better health and better quality of life in general. I also believe that it's preventative spend in terms of lifelong learning. In addition, a report by Brian Morgan and Gerry Holtham looking at what works for economic development across the world found that the biggest single determinant of economic success was a high level of spend on education. So, with that sort of background, will you, in the future, consider whether education and lifelong learning should have a bigger share of the Welsh Government's budget?
Welsh: Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, rwy'n deall ei bod yn hynod o anodd dyrannu cyllid yn yr oes hon o gyni a'r holl bwysau sy'n mynd law yn llaw â hynny. Serch hynny, credaf y dylai addysg gael cyfran fwy o gyllideb Llywodraeth Cymru na'r hyn a ddarperir ar hyn o bryd. Credaf y byddai hynny'n cyd-fynd â Deddf Llesiant Cenedlaethau'r Dyfodol (Cymru) 2015, gan y byddai mwy o wario ar addysg yn paratoi ein plant i ffynnu yn eu gyrfaoedd ac i gael gwell iechyd a gwell ansawdd bywyd yn gyffredinol. Credaf hefyd ei fod yn wariant ataliol o ran dysgu gydol oes. Yn ogystal, mae adroddiad gan Brian Morgan a Gerry Holtham a fu'n edrych ar beth sy'n gweithio ar gyfer datblygu economaidd ledled y byd yn dod i'r casgliad mai'r penderfynydd mwyaf mewn perthynas â llwyddiant economaidd yw lefel uchel o wariant ar addysg. Felly, gyda'r math hwnnw o gefndir, a wnewch chi, yn y dyfodol, ystyried a ddylai addysg a dysgu gydol oes gael cyfran fwy o gyllideb Llywodraeth Cymru?
English: Well, Llywydd, John Griffiths makes a persuasive case on behalf of education spend, and he's made it regularly in this Chamber in recent years. He will know that, on the capital side of our budget, the twenty-first century schools programme, band A and band B taken together, is the single largest investment that we make right across the responsibilities that the Welsh Government exercises, and that is a sign of the very high priority that we do attach to education and lifelong learning. Where revenue spending is concerned, where the auditor general's letter to the Public Accounts Committee confirmed that our budget has been cut by 10.5 per cent over the last decade, the choices are starker still. But I can assure him that, in making those very difficult decisions, the case he makes and the case that is repeated by the Cabinet Secretary with that responsibility is never overlooked.
Welsh: Wel, Lywydd, mae John Griffiths yn gwneud achos argyhoeddiadol dros wariant ar addysg, ac mae wedi gwneud yr achos hwnnw'n rheolaidd yn y Siambr hon dros y blynyddoedd diwethaf. Bydd yn gwybod, ar ochr gyfalaf ein cyllideb, mai rhaglen ysgolion yr unfed ganrif ar hugain, gan gymryd band A a band B gyda'i gilydd, yw'r buddsoddiad mwyaf a wnawn ar draws y cyfrifoldebau sydd gan Lywodraeth Cymru, ac mae hynny'n arwydd o'r flaenoriaeth uchel a roddwn i addysg a dysgu gydol oes. O ran gwariant refeniw, lle y cadarnhaodd llythyr yr archwilydd cyffredinol at y Pwyllgor Cyfrifon Cyhoeddus fod toriad o 10.5 y cant wedi bod i'n cyllideb dros y degawd diwethaf, mae'r dewisiadau hyd yn oed yn fwy anodd. Ond gallaf ei sicrhau, wrth wneud y penderfyniadau anodd hynny, nad yw'r achos y mae'n ei wneud a'r achos sy'n cael ei ailadrodd gan Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet gyda'r cyfrifoldeb hwnnw byth yn cael ei anwybyddu.
English: Cabinet Secretary, the Assembly's education committee has highlighted concerns that the pupil development grant funding aimed at helping poorer pupils may not be delivering value for money in Wales. Given that tackling poverty is a key core aim of the Welsh Government, what consideration was given when setting the education budget to ensuring that the pupil development grant meets its aim of improving the attainment outcomes of pupils from the poorest backgrounds, not only to help their educational attainment but also their future health and well-being? Thank you.
Welsh: Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, mae pwyllgor addysg y Cynulliad wedi nodi pryderon efallai nad yw cyllid y grant datblygu disgyblion sydd wedi'i anelu at helpu disgyblion tlotach yn sicrhau gwerth am arian yng Nghymru. O gofio bod trechu tlodi yn un o nodau craidd allweddol Llywodraeth Cymru, pa ystyriaeth a roddwyd wrth bennu'r gyllideb addysg i sicrhau bod y grant datblygu disgyblion yn cyflawni ei nod o wella canlyniadau cyrhaeddiad disgyblion o'r cefndiroedd tlotaf, nid yn unig er mwyn cynorthwyo eu cyrhaeddiad addysgol ond hefyd eu hiechyd a'u lles yn y dyfodol? Diolch.
English: I thank the Member for the question. I agree with the committee that it is very important to have a focus not simply on inputs - the money we spend on something - but the impact that that spending has, and I can assure him that, in the discussions that I have bilaterally with all Cabinet colleagues during the budget-setting process, not only do we consider the amount of resource that we are devoting to any area but we look at the impact and the effect that that spending has too. If we come across programmes where we don't believe that the spend is having the impact then we look to see how those can be recalibrated. I am very proud of the investment that this Government makes through the PDG in providing for those pupils who come from the least advantaged parts of our communities. I want that money to have a maximum impact, and I know that the Cabinet Secretary concerned works very hard to ensure exactly that.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am ei gwestiwn. Cytunaf â'r pwyllgor ei bod yn bwysig iawn canolbwyntio nid yn unig ar y mewnbynnau - yr arian a wariwn ar rywbeth - ond ar yr effaith y mae'r gwariant hwnnw'n ei chael, a gallaf ei sicrhau, yn y trafodaethau dwyochrog a gaf gyda'r holl gyd-Aelodau o'r Cabinet yn ystod y broses o bennu'r gyllideb, nid yn unig ein bod yn ystyried faint o adnoddau rydym yn eu dyrannu i unrhyw faes, ond ein bod yn ystyried yr effaith a gaiff y gwariant hwnnw hefyd. Os down ar draws rhaglenni lle nad ydym yn credu bod y gwariant yn cael yr effaith honno, rydym yn archwilio sut y gellir eu hailgalibro. Rwy'n falch iawn o'r buddsoddiad y mae'r Llywodraeth hon yn ei wneud drwy'r grant datblygu disgyblion yn darparu ar gyfer y disgyblion sy'n dod o rannau mwyaf difreintiedig ein cymunedau. Rwyf am i'r arian hwnnw gael yr effaith fwyaf posibl, a gwn fod yr Ysgrifennydd Cabinet sy'n ymwneud ag ef yn gweithio'n galed iawn i sicrhau bod hynny'n digwydd.
English: I was very pleased that Plaid Cymru was able to achieve an additional investment of £30 million capital funding, as part of our agreement on the supplementary budget, to expand Welsh-medium education. By now, I have received confirmation that all local authorities in Wales have put in a bid for a proportion of that money. In fact, the total of applications is over £100 million. So, I would like to ask the Cabinet Secretary what that tells us about the demand that exists for creating investment in Welsh-medium education. What message does that send to you as Cabinet Secretary as you consider your budget for next year? Will you consider at least continuing with that type of investment in the coming year, if you're not in a position to be able to increase it?
Welsh: Mi oeddwn i'n falch iawn bod Plaid Cymru wedi llwyddo i sicrhau buddsoddiad ychwanegol o £30 miliwn mewn arian cyfalaf, fel rhan o'n cytundeb ni ar y gyllideb atodol, er mwyn ehangu addysg Gymraeg. Rydw i, erbyn hyn, wedi cael cadarnhad bod pob un awdurdod lleol yng Nghymru wedi ymgeisio am gyfran o'r arian yna - yn wir, bod cyfanswm y ceisiadau dros £100 miliwn. Felly, leiciwn i ofyn i'r Ysgrifennydd Cabinet beth mae hynny'n ei ddweud wrthym ni ynglŷn â'r galw sydd yna am fwy o fuddsoddiad mewn addysg Gymraeg. Pa neges mae hynny'n ei anfon i chi fel Ysgrifennydd Cabinet wrth i chi ystyried eich cyllideb y flwyddyn nesaf? A wnewch chi ystyried o leiaf parhau â'r math yna o fuddsoddiad yn y flwyddyn sydd i ddod, os nad ydych chi mewn sefyllfa hyd yn oed i'w gynyddu e?
English: The message that I draw from that is the success that we've had here in developing the numbers that want to access education through the medium of Welsh. That's important, and it's a cross-party issue here in the Assembly that we've worked hard to promote.
Welsh: Y neges rydw i'n tynnu mas o hynny yw'r llwyddiant rydym ni wedi'i gael yma yng Nghymru i dyfu'r nifer o bobl sydd eisiau cael addysg drwy gyfrwng yr iaith Gymraeg. Mae hynny'n rhywbeth pwysig ac yn rhywbeth trawsbleidiol yma yn y Cynulliad rydym ni wedi gweithio'n galed i'w hybu.
English: The Member will remember that one of the strongest cases for the additional £30 million upfront investment in Welsh-medium education is that it would free up resources in subsequent years so that we will be able to create a new stream of investment in the Welsh-medium sector, not just for the £30 million, but following it. So, I'm not surprised to learn that there was a greater level of application for the money than money in the fund, but because of the way that we have done it, it does mean that there will be opportunities not just in that year but in subsequent years, and I'm quite sure that those schemes that are not at the front of the queue when the decisions come to be made, and where the money may not be needed immediately - that we will also now look to see what we can do to go on investing in this sector, because that was what the money was intended to do.
Welsh: Bydd yr Aelod yn cofio mai un o'r achosion cryfaf dros y buddsoddiad ychwanegol o £30 miliwn mewn addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg oedd y byddai'n rhyddhau adnoddau mewn blynyddoedd dilynol fel y gallwn greu ffrwd newydd o fuddsoddiad yn y sector cyfrwng Cymraeg, nid yn unig ar gyfer y £30 miliwn, ond ar ôl hynny. Felly, nid yw'n syndod clywed y bu lefel uwch o geisiadau am arian na'r swm o arian sydd yn y gronfa, ond oherwydd y ffordd rydym wedi gwneud hyn, golyga y bydd cyfleoedd nid yn unig yn ystod y flwyddyn honno ond dros y blynyddoedd dilynol, ac rwy'n siŵr y bydd y cynlluniau hynny nad ydynt ar frig y rhestr pan fydd penderfyniadau'n cael eu gwneud, a lle na fydd angen yr arian ar unwaith, o bosibl - y byddwn yn edrych hefyd i weld beth y gallwn ei wneud i barhau i fuddsoddi yn y sector hwn, gan mai dyna oedd y bwriad ar gyfer yr arian.
English: I thank the Member for that question. The damage caused by a 'no deal' exit from the European Union cannot be eliminated, but contingency planning is being carried out across the Welsh Government and with our partners in order to mitigate the impact of what would be a catastrophic outcome for Wales.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am ei chwestiwn. Ni ellir dileu'r difrod a achosir yn sgil ymadael â'r Undeb Ewropeaidd heb 'ddim bargen', ond mae cynlluniau wrth gefn yn cael eu llunio ar draws Llywodraeth Cymru a chyda'n partneriaid er mwyn lliniaru effaith yr hyn a fyddai'n ganlyniad trychinebus i Gymru.
English: Yesterday, Labour MPs voting with the Tories ensured that a critical amendment to the trade Bill fell. The amendment guaranteed, if negotiations failed, that the most basic customs union would still be an option, protecting our steel and agricultural industries, Welsh jobs and wages. A 'no deal' Brexit now looks more likely than ever. European nations have been told to step up planning for a 'no deal' scenario and drug companies are stockpiling medicine for the same reason. Cabinet Secretary, I have twice asked the First Minister what the Welsh Government is doing to ensure similar measures are being put in place, and twice - rather irresponsibly, I have to say - the First Minister has said that it's not possible to put plans in place to mitigate a 'no deal' Brexit, yet you say here this afternoon that you have contingency plans. Given that there are two contradictory positions given to us from the Government, will you now commit to publishing a 'no deal' mitigation plan for the sake of Welsh jobs and wages?
Welsh: Ddoe, sicrhaodd ASau Llafur a bleidleisiodd gyda'r Torïaid fod gwelliant hanfodol i'r Bil masnach yn methu. Roedd y gwelliant yn gwarantu, pe bai'r trafodaethau'n methu, y byddai'r undeb tollau mwyaf sylfaenol yn parhau i fod yn opsiwn, gan ddiogelu ein diwydiant dur a'n diwydiant amaethyddol, a swyddi a chyflogau Cymru. Ymddengys bellach fod Brexit 'dim bargen' yn fwy tebygol nag erioed. Dywedwyd wrth wledydd Ewrop am gynyddu eu cynlluniau ar gyfer senario 'dim bargen' ac mae cwmnïau cyffuriau yn pentyrru meddyginiaethau am yr un rheswm. Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, rwyf wedi gofyn ddwywaith i'r Prif Weinidog beth y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei wneud i sicrhau bod mesurau tebyg yn cael eu rhoi ar waith, a ddwywaith - yn eithaf anghyfrifol, mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud - mae'r Prif Weinidog wedi dweud nad oes modd rhoi cynlluniau ar waith i liniaru Brexit 'dim bargen', ond eto i gyd rydych chi'n dweud yma y prynhawn yma fod gennych gynlluniau wrth gefn. O gofio bod y Llywodraeth wedi rhoi dau safbwynt anghyson inni, a wnewch chi ymrwymo yn awr i gyhoeddi cynllun lliniaru 'dim bargen' er budd swyddi a chyflogau Cymru?
English: Well, Llywydd, there is no contradiction in the position of the Government. The First Minister has said - and I entirely agree with him - that anybody who regards a 'no deal' Brexit as just another point on a continuum, and that you can plan away the downsides of that, is simply offering a false prospectus to the Welsh public. So, I say again: a 'no deal' Brexit would be catastrophic and no amount of planning can eliminate that catastrophe.
Welsh: Wel, Lywydd, nid oes unrhyw anghysondeb yn safbwynt y Llywodraeth. Mae'r Prif Weinidog wedi dweud - ac rwy'n cytuno'n llwyr ag ef - fod unrhyw un sy'n ystyried Brexit 'dim bargen' yn bwynt arall ar gontinwwm, ac y gallwch gynllunio i gael gwared ar ei anfanteision yn gyfan gwbl, yn cynnig prosbectws ffug i'r cyhoedd yng Nghymru. Felly, rwy'n dweud unwaith eto: byddai Brexit 'dim bargen' yn drychinebus ac ni all unrhyw gynllunio gael gwared â'r trychineb hwnnw'n gyfan gwbl.
English: But you can mitigate it.
Welsh: Ond fe allwch ei liniaru.
English: But you can carry out contingency planning, and there's no contradiction between those two positions. That's what I said in my answer to the Member. She will have drawn some comfort, I'm sure, from what the auditor general said in his valedictory letter. He said that 'it is apparent that work is getting underway within the Welsh Government and many other public bodies across Wales to manage some of the more immediate challenges that the Brexit process and its continuing uncertainties are posing'. So, it was apparent to the auditor general that that work is going on. I give her an assurance that it is. We discussed it in some detail on the floor of the Assembly yesterday. Those are plans of a contingency nature. There is no plan that can simply wipe away the effect on Wales of a catastrophic 'no deal' exit.
Welsh: Ond fe allwch lunio cynlluniau wrth gefn, ac nid oes unrhyw anghysondeb rhwng y ddau safbwynt. Dyna a ddywedais yn fy ateb i'r Aelod. Bydd yr hyn a ddywedodd yr archwilydd cyffredinol yn ei lythyr ymadawol, yn rhywfaint o gysur iddi rwy'n siŵr. Dywedodd ei bod 'yn ymddangos bod gwaith yn symud ymlaen o fewn Llywodraeth Cymru a llawer o gyrff cyhoeddus eraill ledled Cymru i reoli rhai o'r heriau cynharaf y mae proses Brexit a'i hansicrwydd parhaus yn eu gosod'. Felly, roedd yn amlwg i'r archwilydd cyffredinol fod y gwaith hwnnw'n mynd rhagddo. Rwy'n ei sicrhau ei fod. Buom yn ei drafod yn fanwl ar lawr y Cynulliad ddoe. Natur wrth gefn sydd i'r cynlluniau hynny. Nid oes unrhyw gynllun a all gael gwared yn gyfan gwbl ar effaith drychinebus gadael heb gytundeb ar Gymru.
English: Can I talk about Brexit in terms of organisations that rarely get mentioned, namely local government? How is the Welsh Government helping local authorities prepare for Brexit, including the possibility of a 'no deal' scenario? Because local authorities don't often get mentioned when we talk about Brexit, but they will, in many cases, be at the front line when we come out.
Welsh: A gaf fi sôn am Brexit yn nhermau sefydliadau nad ydynt yn cael eu crybwyll yn aml, a llywodraeth leol yn benodol? Sut y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn cynorthwyo awdurdodau lleol i baratoi ar gyfer Brexit, gan gynnwys y posibilrwydd o senario 'dim bargen'? Oherwydd yn aml, nid yw awdurdodau lleol yn cael eu crybwyll pan fyddwn yn sôn am Brexit, ond mewn llawer o achosion, byddant ar y rheng flaen pan fyddwn yn gadael.