English: Yes. Clearly, we are a voluntary campaigning organisation, so we don't provide services or activities as such. So, much of what we were looking at in terms of the impact of COVID was the policy areas that were affected. For example, everyone is aware of the impact on the housing market, for example, or the impact on Welsh-medium education and children's access to Welsh-medium activities. And I think you've had plenty of evidence this morning from those voluntary organisations who've been here today in terms of the impact that it's had on them. And, clearly, the Welsh language is a language that is reliant on community and voluntary efforts to support it on the ground. So, it is a concern, and we do hope to see adequate support for the sector so that they can rebuild those activities. But I would say, in looking to the future, for us, we have continued to campaign during the pandemic, indeed throughout the pandemic. I am concerned about the impact on civic engagement during the pandemic and as we look to the future. We have seen things such as local authorities trying to push things through without the same scrutiny processes and the democratic engagement that we would hope to see. And also just the impact on individuals - everyone has been hit by COVID and the lockdowns, and we do see perhaps less engagement in the civic and democratic processes and people's ability to volunteer and to contribute to efforts such as those. And I think everyone's aware that we need far more of those things, rather than less. So, that is something to look out for for the future, I would say.
Welsh: ie. Yn amlwg, mudiad ymgyrchu gwleidyddol gwirfoddol ydyn ni, felly dydyn ni ddim yn darparu gwasanaethau neu weithgareddau fel y cyfryw. Felly, lot o beth rydyn ni wedi edrych arno o ran effaith COVID oedd y meysydd polisi a effeithiwyd arnyn nhw. Er enghraifft, yn amlwg, mae pawb yn ymwybodol o'r effaith ar y farchnad dai, yr effaith ar addysg Gymraeg a mynediad plant at weithgareddau Cymraeg. A dwi'n meddwl eich bod chi wedi cael digonedd o dystiolaeth y bore yma gan y mudiadau gwirfoddol Cymraeg sydd yma heddiw o ran sut mae e wedi effeithio arnyn nhw. Ac yn amlwg, mae'r Gymraeg yn iaith sy'n llwyr ddibynnol ar ymdrechion cymunedol a gwirfoddol er mwyn ei chynnal ar lawr gwlad. Felly, mae yn bryder, ac rydyn ni'n gobeithio gweld digon o gefnogaeth i'r sector i adfer y gweithgareddau yna. Ond buaswn i'n dweud, o ran edrych ymlaen, i ni, dŷn ni wedi parhau i ymgyrchu yn ystod yr holl bandemig. Dwi yn poeni, dwi'n credu, am yr effaith ar ymwneud sifig yn ystod y pandemig ac wrth inni edrych ymlaen. Dŷn ni wedi gweld pethau fel awdurdodau lleol yn ceisio gwthio pethau trwyddo heb yr un prosesau ac ymwneud democrataidd y bydden ni'n gobeithio ei weld. A rwy'n meddwl hefyd jest yr effaith ar unigolion - yn amlwg, mae pawb wedi cael eu taro'n wael gan effaith COVID a'r cyfnodau clo, ac dŷn ni'n gweld weithiau llai o ymwneud yn y broses sifig, yn y broses ddemocrataidd a gallu pobl i wirfoddoli a chyfrannu at ymdrechion fel yna. A dwi'n meddwl bod pawb yn gwybod bod Cymru angen lot mwy o bethau fel yna, nid llai. Felly, dyna rywbeth i edrych mas amdano ar gyfer y dyfodol.