English: Thank you to the Member for Islwyn, and I'm happy to confirm that Islwyn residents are indeed making a difference. Caerphilly county borough had, as you say, the highest rate in Wales only a few weeks ago; it's now falling - it's hovering around 50 per 100,000. We want to see that fall, and be a sustained fall, under 50 per 100,000, to allow us to consider returning freedoms that we have had to take away. And, as I say, that is not a light or an easy thing to do; it is a significant intrusion into how people live their lives. I am keen to see that return, but the measures that we have taken in breaking apart extended households, in introducing the restrictions on travel - . We know that there are fewer people travelling within and outside the Caerphilly county borough, we know that, because the infection rates are falling, we can be confident that the measures that people are taking are making a difference, and the hope is, and the expectation is, that if in Caerphilly it can work, then it can work in any and every other part of the country too. So, my thanks are to the team within the Caerphilly county borough, not just at the health board and at the council level, led by Philippa Marsden, but, actually, the residents themselves as well. And that, of course, includes the other constituencies of Caerphilly and the Rhymney part of Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney. And I think that the hope for the future is that it is not inevitable that restrictions have to be a one-way escalator to further and further additional measures and intrusions into people's liberty. I think it is possible to see a reduction and it's up to all of us to do our part - to understand the rules and to follow the rules, and not to look for a way to break the rules, but to recognise they are there for all of us for the benefit of all of us. And if we follow them, it'll be the most effective thing we can do, together with good hand hygiene and social distancing, to reduce the amount of harm that you correctly point out has taken place already within Wales and the rest of the UK.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod dros Islwyn, ac rwy'n hapus i gadarnhau bod trigolion Islwyn wir yn gwneud gwahaniaeth. Bwrdeistref sirol Caerffili, fel y dywedwch, oedd â'r gyfradd uchaf yng Nghymru ychydig wythnosau yn ôl; mae'n gostwng erbyn hyn - mae'n hofran o amgylch 50 fesul 100,000. Rydym eisiau gweld y gostyngiad hwnnw, a'i fod yn ostyngiad cyson, o dan 50 fesul 100,000, i ganiatáu i ni ystyried dychwelyd y rhyddid yr oedd yn rhaid i ni gyfyngu arno. Ac, fel y dywedais, nid yw hynny'n rhywbeth ysgafn na hawdd ei wneud; mae'n ymyrraeth sylweddol i'r ffordd y mae pobl yn byw eu bywydau. Rwy'n awyddus i weld hynny'n dychwelyd, ond mae'r mesurau yr ydym wedi'u cymryd i chwalu aelwydydd estynedig, wrth gyflwyno'r cyfyngiadau ar deithio - . Gwyddom fod llai o bobl yn teithio oddi mewn a'r tu allan i fwrdeistref sirol Caerffili, rydym yn gwybod hynny, oherwydd bod y cyfraddau heintio yn gostwng, gallwn fod yn ffyddiog bod y mesurau y mae pobl yn eu cymryd yn gwneud gwahaniaeth, a'r gobaith yw, a'r disgwyl yw, os gall hynny weithio yng Nghaerffili, yna gall weithio mewn unrhyw ran arall o'r wlad hefyd. Felly, diolch i'r tîm ym mwrdeistref sirol Caerffili, nid yn unig ar lefel y bwrdd iechyd ac ar lefel y cyngor, dan arweiniad Philippa Marsden, ond, mewn gwirionedd, y trigolion eu hunain hefyd. Ac mae hynny, wrth gwrs, yn cynnwys etholaethau eraill Caerffili a rhan Rhymni o Ferthyr Tudful a Rhymni. Ac rwy'n credu mai'r gobaith ar gyfer y dyfodol yw nad yw'n anochel bod yn rhaid i gyfyngiadau fod yn esgynnydd un ffordd i fwy a mwy o fesurau ac ymyrraeth ychwanegol i ryddid pobl. Credaf ei bod yn bosibl gweld gostyngiad ac mae'n mater i bob un ohonom wneud ein rhan - deall y rheolau a dilyn y rheolau, a pheidio â chwilio am ffordd o dorri'r rheolau, ond cydnabod eu bod yno i bob un ohonom er lles pob un ohonom. Ac os byddwn yn eu dilyn, dyna'r peth mwyaf effeithiol y gallwn ei wneud, ynghyd â hylendid dwylo da a chadw pellter cymdeithasol, i leihau maint y niwed, yr ydych chi yn ei nodi'n gywir, sydd eisoes wedi digwydd yng Nghymru a gweddill y DU.