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English: Actually, the first port of call is to look at the childhood immunisation rates in addition to the potential for catch-up, because if we do safely vaccinate an even higher portion of the population, then that is the best protection for all of us. Public Health Wales, working together with colleagues and public health teams in each of the health boards, are looking again at what to do to raise again the high level of vaccination we already have to improve that even further. But the reason why the UK lost its measles-free status from the World Health Organization was because of the particularly low level of vaccinations being achieved over a period of time in England, where they're down to about 85 per cent. And it does show both the impact of investing in the earlier years part of our health and care system, but it also shows the real damage that has been done by the anti-vaxxer movement, and in particular by the legacy of Dr Wakefield, who is now disgraced and has been struck off, but there are still people prepared to support and promote his work. The real impact is in the compromise that that has left on public health right across United Kingdom, in particular in England, but there are parts of Wales where there are real gaps as well.
Welsh: Mewn gwirionedd, y dasg gyntaf yw edrych ar gyfraddau imiwneiddio plant yn ychwanegol at y potensial i ddal i fyny, oherwydd pe baem yn brechu cyfran hyd yn oed yn uwch o'r boblogaeth yn ddiogel, dyna fyddai'r amddiffyniad gorau i bob un ohonom. Mae Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru, gan weithio gyda chydweithwyr a thimau iechyd y cyhoedd ym mhob un o'r byrddau iechyd, yn edrych eto ar beth y gellir ei wneud i godi'r lefel uchel o frechu sydd gennym eisoes er mwyn gwella hynny hyd yn oed ymhellach. Ond y rheswm pam y collodd y DU ei statws heb frech goch gan Sefydliad Iechyd y Byd oedd oherwydd y lefel arbennig o isel o frechlynnau a gafwyd dros gyfnod o amser yn Lloegr, lle maent wedi cwympo i tua 85 y cant. Ac mae'n dangos effaith buddsoddi yn rhan y blynyddoedd cynnar o'n system iechyd a gofal, ond mae hefyd yn dangos y niwed gwirioneddol a wnaed gan y mudiad gwrth-frechu, ac yn enwedig gan waddol Dr Wakefield, sydd bellach yn destun cywilydd ac wedi'i ddiswyddo, ond mae rhai pobl yn barod i gefnogi a hyrwyddo ei waith o hyd. Yr effaith wirioneddol yw'r perygl y mae hynny wedi'i achosi i iechyd y cyhoedd ledled y Deyrnas Unedig, yn enwedig yn Lloegr, ond ceir bylchau go iawn mewn rhannau o Gymru hefyd.
English: Thank you for that answer, Minister. Of course, one of the biggest hurdles to increasing vaccination rates is the rise of online misinformation and, as you mentioned, the anti-vax movement. When celebrities and so-called experts are spreading myths and indeed telling lies about vaccines on Facebook and Twitter, it makes the job of Public Health Wales so much harder. Minister, what discussions have you had with your counterparts in the rest of the UK to tackle the misinformation about vaccines, and have you considered a public information campaign to talk about the safety and efficacy of vaccines?
Welsh: Diolch am eich ateb, Weinidog. Wrth gwrs, un o'r rhwystrau mwyaf o ran cynyddu cyfraddau brechu yw cynnydd mewn gwybodaeth anghywir ar-lein, ac fel y dywedoch chi, y mudiad gwrth-frechu. Pan fo enwogion ac arbenigwyr honedig yn lledaenu mythau ac yn dweud celwyddau yn wir am frechu ar Facebook a Twitter, mae'n gwneud gwaith Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru yn llawer anos. Weinidog, pa drafodaethau a gawsoch gyda'ch swyddogion cyfatebol yng ngweddill y DU i fynd i'r afael â gwybodaeth anghywir am frechlynnau, ac a ydych wedi ystyried ymgyrch wybodaeth gyhoeddus i sôn am ddiogelwch ac effeithiolrwydd brechlynnau?
English: We regularly provide statements to reassure the public about the safety and efficacy of all the vaccines that are provided and the science and the evidence base behind them, as opposed to the suspicion and the growth of fake news in particular, a range of its proponents in a variety of different positions of influence. We're not in a position where we need to consider what Matt Hancock has talked about in terms of trying to make vaccination compulsory. I think that is very difficult to achieve and I think that may cause more harm than good for those who are already not having their children vaccinated, it may drive them even further away. I think it is about how we persuade and provide evidence from people that they trust, which is why again investing in our earliest years and in services when people are pregnant really matters, about the level of trust that is provided and the assurance about what that means for doing the right thing for them and their children. We'll continue to do so. I think the challenge with wider public information campaigns is that often there's a very poor return. We need to understand where people get their information and who they're likely to be persuaded by to have the biggest return on any investment that we make.
Welsh: Rydym yn gwneud datganiadau rheolaidd i dawelu meddwl y cyhoedd ynghylch diogelwch ac effeithiolrwydd yr holl frechlynnau a ddarperir a'r wyddoniaeth a'r sylfaen dystiolaeth sy'n sail iddynt, yn hytrach na'r amheuaeth a'r twf mewn newyddion ffug yn enwedig, gydag ystod o'i gefnogwyr sy'n ddylanwadol mewn gwahanol ffyrdd. Nid ydym mewn sefyllfa lle mae angen i ni ystyried yr hyn y mae Matt Hancock wedi sôn amdano o ran ceisio gwneud brechu'n orfodol. Credaf fod hynny'n anodd iawn i'w gyflawni a chredaf y gallai hynny achosi mwy o niwed nag o les i'r rhai nad ydynt eisoes yn brechu eu plant, gan y gallai eu gyrru hyd yn oed ymhellach i ffwrdd. Credaf fod hyn yn ymwneud â sut rydym yn perswadio ac yn darparu tystiolaeth gan bobl y maent yn ymddiried ynddynt, a dyna pam, unwaith eto, fod buddsoddi yn ein blynyddoedd cynharaf ac mewn gwasanaethau pan fydd pobl yn feichiog yn wirioneddol bwysig, o ran lefel yr ymddiriedaeth a ddarperir a'r sicrwydd ynglŷn â beth y mae hynny'n ei olygu o ran gwneud y peth iawn iddynt hwy a'u plant. Byddwn yn parhau i wneud hynny. Credaf mai'r her gydag ymgyrchoedd gwybodaeth gyhoeddus ehangach yw na cheir fawr ddim enillion yn aml. Mae angen inni ddeall o ble y mae pobl yn cael eu gwybodaeth a chan bwy y maent yn debygol o gael eu perswadio er mwyn sicrhau'r enillion mwyaf ar unrhyw fuddsoddiad a wnawn.
English: It is essential that there is good information about carers' experiences, which is why we funded Carers Wales to produce the 'Track the Act' survey. The recommendations and data are being considered and will be used to shape national carers policy and our work with service providers and stakeholders.
Welsh: Mae'n hanfodol fod gwybodaeth dda i'w chael am brofiadau gofalwyr, a dyna pam rydym wedi ariannu Gofalwyr Cymru i gynhyrchu arolwg 'Dilyn y Ddeddf'. Mae'r argymhellion a'r data yn cael eu hystyried ac fe'u defnyddir i lunio polisi gofalwyr cenedlaethol a'n gwaith gyda darparwyr gwasanaethau a rhanddeiliaid.
English: Can I just congratulate Carers Wales, and indeed the Government, on the approach to having post-legislative scrutiny not done by us but done by a key charity? The findings really are quite sobering, saying that parts of the Act are not yet working as we would like. The Minister may have seen that only 45 per cent of those who responded said they'd seen or been given information to help them care, that's a real failing, and that was a drop of 8 per cent on last year. Additionally, 57 per cent of carers responding to the survey said they did not get any support, and indeed only 4 per cent said their own support had come from a package as a result of a carers assessment. We know unpaid carers are at the heart of our care system, and it's a vital group to be supported. We have good legislation, but we've got to ensure that the support is coming forward. I'm particularly concerned to see even basic things like information giving are still not at a level that we can expect. So, I do hope the Government will be responding thoroughly to the 'Track the Act' report, and that we will get that response and the chance to debate it again here in the Chamber.
Welsh: A gaf fi longyfarch Gofalwyr Cymru, a'r Llywodraeth yn wir, ar y dull o sicrhau mai elusen allweddol yn hytrach na ni sy'n gwneud y gwaith craffu ôl-ddeddfwriaethol? Mae'r canfyddiadau'n ddigon i'ch sobri, gan y dywedant nad yw rhannau o'r Ddeddf yn gweithio fel yr hoffem iddynt ei wneud hyd yma. Efallai fod y Gweinidog wedi gweld mai 45 y cant yn unig o'r rhai a ymatebodd a ddywedodd eu bod wedi gweld neu wedi cael gwybodaeth i'w helpu i ofalu, ac mae hynny'n fethiant go iawn, ac roedd yn ostyngiad o 8 y cant o gymharu â'r llynedd. Yn ogystal, dywedodd 57 y cant o'r gofalwyr a ymatebodd i'r arolwg nad oeddent yn cael unrhyw gefnogaeth, ac yn wir, 4 y cant yn unig a ddywedodd fod eu cefnogaeth eu hunain wedi dod o becyn o ganlyniad i asesiad gofalwyr. Gwyddom fod gofalwyr di-dâl yn ganolog i'n system ofal, ac mae'n grŵp hanfodol i'w gefnogi. Mae gennym ddeddfwriaeth dda, ond mae'n rhaid inni sicrhau bod y gefnogaeth yn cael ei darparu. Rwy'n arbennig o bryderus o weld nad yw hyd yn oed pethau sylfaenol fel darparu gwybodaeth ar lefel y gallwn ei disgwyl o hyd. Felly, gobeithiaf y bydd y Llywodraeth yn ymateb yn drylwyr i adroddiad 'Dilyn y Ddeddf', ac y byddwn yn cael yr ymateb hwnnw a'r cyfle i'w drafod eto yma yn y Siambr.
English: Unpaid carers are our unsung heroes. Group such as the Newport Carers Forum provide incredibly important work in supporting local carers and their families. They also provide an invaluable platform for carers to support each other and share their experiences. It was a great pleasure for me, along with John Griffiths, to welcome the Deputy Minister to the forum last month to hear first-hand how vital the group is to so many. I know the forum were incredibly grateful that you listened to their concerns and were taking carers' real experiences on board. One of the issues that was raised was the importance of carers knowing their rights. I'm pleased to hear that there will be a campaign in the autumn, but what further action will the Minister take to ensure that our carers are equipped and that they can find out the information they need when they need it?
Welsh: Gofalwyr di-dâl yw ein harwyr di-glod. Mae grwpiau fel Fforwm Gofalwyr Casnewydd yn gwneud gwaith hynod bwysig yn cefnogi gofalwyr lleol a'u teuluoedd. Maent hefyd yn darparu llwyfan hynod werthfawr i ofalwyr gefnogi ei gilydd a rhannu eu profiadau. Roedd yn bleser mawr i mi groesawu'r Dirprwy Weinidog, gyda John Griffiths, i'r fforwm y mis diwethaf i glywed o lygad y ffynnon pa mor hanfodol yw'r grŵp i gynifer o bobl. Gwn fod y fforwm yn hynod ddiolchgar i chi am wrando ar eu pryderon ac am ystyried profiadau real y gofalwyr. Un o'r materion a godwyd oedd pwysigrwydd sicrhau bod gofalwyr yn ymwybodol o'u hawliau. Rwy'n falch o glywed y bydd ymgyrch yn yr hydref, ond pa gamau pellach y bydd y Gweinidog yn eu cymryd i sicrhau bod ein gofalwyr wedi'u harfogi ac y gallant gael mynediad at y wybodaeth sydd ei hangen arnynt pan fydd angen?
English: I thank Jayne Bryant for that question. I found visiting the Newport carers, along with Jayne and John Griffiths, such a valuable occasion. The information, again, directly from carers' experiences is probably the most powerful thing in terms of shaping Government policy. We are planning, as Jayne has said, to have an awareness campaign on carers' rights. But, we've also revived our ministerial advisory group, with the plan of having an action plan for carers that will be launched next year. One of the key points I hope that we will have in that action plan is maybe a charter or something of that nature, so that carers can be absolutely aware of what all their rights are. I think there are many carers who are not aware of their rights, and we've got to do all we possibly can. I'd like to thank Jayne and John for the support they're obviously giving to that group and the trust that the members of the group did have in them. I hope that we will be able to use the proposals that they made when we move forward with our action plan.
Welsh: Diolch i Jayne Bryant am ei chwestiwn. Roedd ymweld â gofalwyr Casnewydd gyda Jayne a John Griffiths yn achlysur mor werthfawr. Mae'n debyg mai'r wybodaeth uniongyrchol am brofiadau gofalwyr yw'r peth mwyaf pwerus o ran llunio polisi'r Llywodraeth. Fel y dywedodd Jayne, rydym yn bwriadu cael ymgyrch i godi ymwybyddiaeth o hawliau gofalwyr. Ond rydym hefyd wedi adfywio ein grŵp cynghori gweinidogol, gyda'r bwriad o lunio cynllun gweithredu ar gyfer gofalwyr i'w lansio y flwyddyn nesaf. Un o'r pwyntiau allweddol a fydd gennym yn y cynllun gweithredu hwnnw, rwy'n gobeithio, yw siarter efallai, neu rywbeth o'r fath, fel y gall gofalwyr fod yn gwbl ymwybodol o'u holl hawliau. Credaf fod llawer o ofalwyr nad ydynt yn ymwybodol o'u hawliau, ac mae'n rhaid inni wneud popeth yn ein gallu. Hoffwn ddiolch i Jayne a John am y gefnogaeth y maent yn amlwg yn ei rhoi i'r grŵp hwnnw a'r ffydd oedd gan aelodau'r grŵp ynddynt. Rwy'n gobeithio y bydd modd inni ddefnyddio'r argymhellion a luniwyd ganddynt wrth inni fwrw ymlaen gyda'n cynllun gweithredu.
English: Yes, thank you. Digital innovation is a key driver of change. 'A Healthier Wales' sets out our commitment to support the use of digital technologies to improve health and care services in Wales. This includes significant additional investment in digital priorities and builds on existing support for technology innovation and adoption.
Welsh: Iawn, diolch. Mae arloesi digidol yn allweddol i sbarduno newid. Mae 'Cymru Iachach' yn nodi ein hymrwymiad i gefnogi'r defnydd o dechnolegau digidol i wella gwasanaethau iechyd a gofal yng Nghymru. Mae hyn yn cynnwys buddsoddiad ychwanegol sylweddol mewn blaenoriaethau digidol ac yn adeiladu ar y gefnogaeth sy'n bodoli eisoes i arloesi technolegol a mabwysiadu technoleg.
English: Thank you, Minister. I was pleased to read your written statement from 30 September on digital health and care and showing that progress is being made, and it's certainly something that I see as making a real difference on the front line in visits that I have carried out to various projects within my constituency. I've previously raised issues around how digital health and care can support my constituents through things like electronic referrals, but also exciting examples that I've seen such as the neighbourhood nursing model, using the Malinko software, which is being piloted in the north Cynon cluster. I note in your written statement your comments around ensuring that stakeholders are fully signed up to this agenda, and it seems to me that we have a plethora of good practice in certain areas in Wales. So, I'd be interested to learn more about how you intend to ensure that this good practice can be spread, and that all stakeholders can be signed up to this really important agenda.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr, Weinidog. Roeddwn yn falch o ddarllen eich datganiad ysgrifenedig ar 30 Medi ar iechyd a gofal digidol a ddangosai fod cynnydd yn cael ei wneud, ac yn sicr mae'n rhywbeth y gwelaf ei fod yn gwneud gwahaniaeth gwirioneddol ar y rheng flaen mewn ymweliadau â gwahanol brosiectau yn fy etholaeth. Rwyf wedi tynnu sylw o'r blaen at sut y gall iechyd a gofal digidol gefnogi fy etholwyr drwy bethau fel atgyfeiriadau electronig, ac enghreifftiau cyffrous hefyd a welais megis y model nyrsio cymdogaeth, gan ddefnyddio meddalwedd Malinko, sy'n cael ei dreialu yng nghlwstwr gogledd Cynon. Sylwaf yn eich datganiad ysgrifenedig ar eich sylwadau ynghylch sicrhau bod rhanddeiliaid yn ymrwymo'n llwyr i'r agenda hon, ac mae'n ymddangos i mi fod gennym lawer iawn o arferion da mewn rhai ardaloedd yng Nghymru. Felly, hoffwn ddysgu mwy ynglŷn â sut y bwriadwch sicrhau y gellir lledaenu'r arfer da hwn, ac y gall pob rhanddeiliad ymrwymo i'r agenda wirioneddol bwysig hon.
English: Some of it is looking at how we are reforming our digital architecture in Wales, the successor role to NHS Wales Informatics Service, as part of a special health authority, but more broadly, again, about the culture, and the role that we think that the chief digital officer for health and care can play to both advise the Government on future strategy, but also to lead the digital health and care profession in Wales and to be a champion for the future of digital health and care here in Wales. It also goes into one of the recommendations from the Health and Social Care Committee inquiry into community and district nursing - the one we accepted about making sure there's proper investment to enable people to have hand-held devices with appropriate technology to enable them to do their job more effectively. So, this is not necessarily about innovation that is entirely new and different; it's actually about how we help them to be even more effective in their job with the way that we go about living our everyday lives and using hand-held devices. You can expect to see more of that and to see it more consistently adopted through our system. The challenge will be not to choke off innovation, but to be able to make choices in - [ Inaudible ] - to make sure we really do have adaptability between each of the different parts of our health and care system.
Welsh: Mae rhywfaint ohono'n ymwneud ag ystyried sut y diwygiwn ein pensaernïaeth ddigidol yng Nghymru, y rôl sy'n olynu Gwasanaeth Gwybodeg GIG Cymru, fel rhan o awdurdod iechyd arbennig, ond yn fwy cyffredinol, unwaith eto, ynghylch y diwylliant, a'r rôl y credwn y gallai'r prif swyddog digidol ar gyfer iechyd a gofal ei chwarae i gynghori'r Llywodraeth ar strategaeth yn y dyfodol, ond hefyd i arwain y proffesiwn iechyd a gofal digidol yng Nghymru ac i hyrwyddo dyfodol iechyd a gofal digidol yma yng Nghymru. Mae hefyd yn ymwneud ag un o argymhellion ymchwiliad y Pwyllgor Iechyd a Gofal Cymdeithasol i nyrsio cymunedol a nyrsys ardal - yr un a dderbyniwyd gennym ynglŷn â sicrhau buddsoddiad priodol i alluogi pobl i gael dyfeisiau llaw gyda thechnoleg briodol i'w galluogi i wneud eu gwaith yn fwy effeithiol. Felly, nid yw hyn o reidrwydd yn ymwneud ag arloesi sy'n hollol newydd a gwahanol; mewn gwirionedd, mae'n ymwneud â sut rydym yn eu helpu i fod hyd yn oed yn fwy effeithiol yn eu gwaith gyda'r ffordd yr awn ati i fyw ein bywydau bob dydd a defnyddio dyfeisiau llaw. Gallwch ddisgwyl gweld mwy o hynny a'i weld yn cael ei fabwysiadu'n fwy cyson drwy ein system. Yr her fydd peidio â thagu arloesedd, ond i allu gwneud dewisiadau mewn - [ Anghlywadwy ] - i wneud yn siŵr bod gennym hyblygrwydd go iawn rhwng pob un o'r gwahanol rannau o'n system iechyd a gofal.
English: Minister, I do actually acknowledge the work that you have undertaken to digitalise some patient records through the Welsh community care information system. However, serious problems do remain. During a recent meeting of elected Members in north Wales with the health board, there was unanimous support for the need to take action to address the fact that hospitals are simply not able to communicate with each other. For instance, if I was to go into Ysbyty Gwynedd with an issue, and perhaps I'd been in Ysbyty Glan Clwyd a couple of weeks ago, the notes in Bangor wouldn't pick up on the fact. In other words, the hospitals don't talk to one another. The health board chief exec and the chairman of the board have said it's a real problem when wanting to deliver safe and practical healthcare. But in addition to hospitals struggling, I know that care homes are struggling to access patient information too, and nursing homes. That just sounds in this day and age really bizarre, and this could actually be negatively affecting over 15,000 people aged 65 or over who actually are residing in care homes. So, what consideration have you given to ensuring that our care homes and nursing homes are able to tap into the health systems on their patients, and also that they have relevant access to digital patient records and that, most importantly, we do have clear digitalised information that is able to translate across all our hospitals.
Welsh: Weinidog, rwy'n cydnabod y gwaith a wnaethoch ar ddigidoleiddio rhai cofnodion cleifion drwy system wybodaeth gofal cymunedol Cymru. Fodd bynnag, mae problemau difrifol yn parhau. Yn ystod cyfarfod diweddar rhwng Aelodau etholedig yng ngogledd Cymru a'r bwrdd iechyd, cafwyd cefnogaeth unfrydol i'r angen i weithredu er mwyn mynd i'r afael â'r ffaith nad yw ysbytai'n gallu cyfathrebu â'i gilydd. Er enghraifft, pe bawn i'n mynd i Ysbyty Gwynedd oherwydd problem, ac efallai i mi fod yn Ysbyty Glan Clwyd ychydig wythnosau yn ôl, ni fyddai'r nodiadau ym Mangor yn nodi'r ffaith honno. Mewn geiriau eraill, nid yw'r ysbytai'n siarad â'i gilydd. Mae prif weithredwr y bwrdd iechyd a chadeirydd y bwrdd wedi dweud ei bod yn broblem wirioneddol pan fo angen darparu gofal iechyd diogel ac ymarferol. Ond ar wahân i'r ysbytai sy'n cael trafferth, gwn fod cartrefi gofal yn ei chael hi'n anodd cael gafael ar wybodaeth am gleifion hefyd, a chartrefi nyrsio. Mae hynny'n swnio'n rhyfedd iawn yn yr oes sydd ohoni, a gallai hyn gael effaith negyddol ar dros 15,000 o bobl 65 oed neu hŷn sy'n byw mewn cartrefi gofal. Felly, pa ystyriaeth a roesoch i sicrhau bod ein cartrefi gofal a'n cartrefi nyrsio yn gallu manteisio ar y systemau iechyd ar eu cleifion, a hefyd eu bod yn cael mynediad perthnasol at gofnodion digidol ar gyfer cleifion ac yn bwysicaf oll, fod gennym wybodaeth wedi'i digidoleiddio'n glir y gellir ei throsglwyddo i'n holl ysbytai.
English: There are two quite different things that the Member said there. One is about making sure that parts of our healthcare system can talk to each other - in particular, in the hospital-based part of the system. That certainly is work that is ongoing with further investment and expectations being made, and I've actually seen examples of innovation in exactly this space on my recent visit to north Wales. The second point you made I think is rather more confusing and, actually, to make sure that we get a proper answer, it might be helpful to be really clear about what the Member's asking for. So, I'd ask you to follow up in writing, because access to care homes, and who in a care home has access to that - well, you need to understand who that actually is. Are you talking about registered healthcare professionals providing direct care or healthcare, or are you talking about the management level? It's really important to understand who has ownership of that data, if it's the person, and how that data is shared, and our systems to allow that to be undertaken, with proper information governance around that. It might be helpful if the Member wrote to me on the particular issue that she sees, and then I'll get her a proper answer to deal with that.
Welsh: Fe ddywedodd yr Aelod ddau beth cwbl wahanol yn y fan honno. Mae a wnelo un â sicrhau bod rhannau o'n system gofal iechyd yn gallu siarad â'i gilydd - yn benodol, yn y rhan o'r system sydd wedi'i lleoli yn yr ysbyty. Yn sicr, mae hwnnw'n waith sy'n mynd rhagddo gyda buddsoddiad a disgwyliadau pellach, a gwelais enghreifftiau o arloesi yn yr union faes hwn ar fy ymweliad â gogledd Cymru yn ddiweddar. Rwy'n credu bod yr ail bwynt a wnaethoch yn fwy dryslyd ac mewn gwirionedd, er mwyn sicrhau ein bod yn cael ateb priodol, efallai y byddai'n ddefnyddiol bod yn glir iawn ynglŷn â'r hyn y mae'r Aelod yn gofyn amdano. Felly, rwyf am ofyn i chi fynd ar drywydd hyn yn ysgrifenedig, gan fod mynediad at gartrefi gofal, a phwy mewn cartref gofal sy'n cael mynediad at hynny - wel, mae angen i chi ddeall pwy a olygir mewn gwirionedd. A ydych yn sôn am weithwyr gofal iechyd proffesiynol cofrestredig sy'n darparu gofal uniongyrchol neu ofal iechyd, neu a ydych chi'n sôn am y lefel reoli? Mae'n bwysig iawn deall pwy sy'n berchen ar y data, os mai'r person, a sut y rhennir y data hwnnw, a'n systemau i ganiatáu i hynny gael ei wneud, a llywodraethu gwybodaeth yn briodol o gwmpas hynny. Efallai y byddai'n ddefnyddiol pe bai'r Aelod yn ysgrifennu ataf ynghylch y mater penodol y mae'n ei weld, ac yna fe roddaf ateb priodol i ymdrin â hynny.