English: No problem. We're waiting to hear what we're going to find out from the UK Government this morning. In terms of an increase in support, if that support is targeted to people on low incomes, that would be a big step forward, I think, in terms of people's situations now. But, clearly, we're all waiting to see what's in that before we can say a little bit more about it, and whether it's going to be effective or not. On a Welsh level, as I've mentioned, certainly, there's more work to be done to ensure that what they've committed to already is delivered, and that it's being given to people at a grass-roots level, and that money gets into people's pockets. But, also, perhaps there's room to do more with some of the other schemes that we have. One of the things that came up in some of the conversations we've had with local authorities is, 'Don't introduce new schemes necessarily because our capacity is quite stretched. Try and use the schemes that we have already and put more money through them because we're more likely to get the money out.' So, we were talking about things like the discretionary housing payment that gives people extra money for their housing. The money comes from the UK Government, but there's a way for local authorities to give more cash themselves. In Scotland, the Scottish Government has committed to cover this additional money, the whole of it. The Welsh Government has put some additional money in, but they could be putting even more in to ensure that more money is getting out to people. So, things like that, I think, are what we should be targeting currently in Wales. If, clearly, from today's announcement, a massive amount of money is coming to Wales, then perhaps we can look again at that again. But it's about targeting, getting money out to people, and putting more money into the schemes that we've got already, such as the discretionary fund, and also ensuring that the money we've got is getting to those people.
Welsh: Dim problem. Rŷn ni'n aros i glywed beth rŷn ni'n mynd i ffeindio mas gan Lywodraeth Prydain y bore yma. Dwi'n credu, fel rŷn ni wedi sôn, o ran cynnydd mewn cymorth, os yw'r cymorth yna wedi'i dargedu ar y bobl ar yr incwm isaf, byddai hwnna yn gam mawr ymlaen o ran sefyllfa pobl nawr. Ond, yn amlwg, rŷn ni i gyd yn aros i weld beth sydd yn hwnna cyn ein bod ni'n gallu dweud bach yn fwy amdano fe, ac a ydyn ni'n meddwl ei fod yn mynd i fod yn effeithiol ai peidio. Ar lefel Gymreig, fel dwi wedi sôn, mae yna'n sicr mwy o waith i wneud yn siŵr bod yr hyn maen nhw wedi ymrwymo iddo yn barod yn cael ei ddelifro, ei fod e'n cael ei roi i bobl ar lawr gwlad, bod yr arian yn cyrraedd pocedi pobl. Ond mae yna hefyd efallai le i wneud mwy gyda rhai cynlluniau eraill sydd gyda ni. Un o'r pethau ddaeth lan mewn rhai o'r sgyrsiau dŷn ni wedi'u cael gydag awdurdodau lleol yw, 'Peidiwch â dod lan â chynlluniau newydd o reidrwydd achos bod ein capasiti ni yn rili stretched. Trïwch ddefnyddio y cynlluniau sydd gyda ni yn barod a rhoi mwy o arian trwy fynna achos rŷn ni'n fwy tebygol o gael yr arian mas.' So, pethau rŷn ni wedi nodi o'r blaen yw pethau fel discretionary housing payments sy'n rhoi arian ecstra i bobl gyda'u costau tai. Mae'r arian yn dod oddi wrth Lywodraeth Prydain, ond mae modd i awdurdodau lleol roi mwy o cash mewn eu hunain i hwnna. Yn yr Alban, mae Llywodraeth yr Alban wedi ymrwymo i gyfro'r arian ychwanegol yna i gyd. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn mynd i roi peth arian ychwanegol mewn yn fwy, ond gallan nhw fod yn rhoi hyd yn oed yn rhagor mewn i wneud yn siŵr bod mwy o arian yn cyrraedd mas i bobl. So, y pethau fel yna, dwi'n credu, yw ble y dylen ni fod yn targedu ar y foment yng Nghymru. Yn amlwg, os oes cyhoeddiad heddiw bod yna swm enfawr arall o arian yn dod i Gymru, wedyn efallai bod yn le i edrych eto am beth i wneud. Ond, mae angen targedu, cael yr arian mas i bobl drwy roi mwy o arian yn y cynlluniau sy'n bodoli'n barod, pethau fel y discretionary assistance fund hefyd, a hefyd gwneud yn siŵr bod yr arian rŷn ni wedi ymrwymo'n barod yn cyrraedd y bobl yna.