English: Yes, I am of course interested in the assessment of impact of each of the courses that we run and how they're rolled out in different parts of Wales to meet business need that's assessed there. I think on your broader point around the sorts of courses that are run and the provision to help businesses to grow, actually, this is a point that came up in conversation with the Member for Cynon Valley about the change in not just helping to support businesses to start, but actually what we've been doing in our business support to help businesses to grow. It's been a key factor under the previous leadership of Ken Skates and now it's being continued, and you'll see this in the small business fund that's going out with local authorities. This is about how we help businesses to survive and to grow as well. So, it's both about funding and it is also about some of the support and skills, but a range of that is also about businesses themselves identifying what they need to do to grow. Not all of those ideas are held centrally within the Government. So, it is about the sort of partnership we have with businesses themselves, with regional skills partnerships who tell us what we need to then provide, and where that's directly provided - there won't always be direct provision from Business Wales. But I'd be more than happy to engage in a more in-depth conversation with the Member about the variety of different courses that we provide directly and how we do so. I should say, though, that when it comes to small businesses, I regularly go to small businesses within my own constituency. You may notice that I've had a recent haircut, that was a small business in my constituency; I go to a local butcher, the local fruit shop, I could mention more and more and more, but I'm sure that we'll hear lots of that praise of people's local businesses later on this afternoon as well, by name.
Welsh: Ie, mae gennyf ddiddordeb, wrth gwrs, mewn asesu effaith pob un o'r cyrsiau a gynhelir gennym a sut y cânt eu cyflwyno mewn gwahanol rannau o Gymru i ddiwallu anghenion busnesau sy'n cael eu hasesu yno. Credaf fod eich pwynt ehangach ynghylch y mathau o gyrsiau sy'n cael eu cynnal a'r ddarpariaeth i helpu busnesau i dyfu yn bwynt a gododd mewn sgwrs gyda'r Aelod dros Gwm Cynon am y newid nid yn unig o ran helpu i gefnogi busnesau i ddechrau, ond yr hyn rydym wedi bod yn ei wneud yn ein cymorth busnes i helpu busnesau i dyfu. Mae wedi bod yn ffactor allweddol o dan arweinyddiaeth flaenorol Ken Skates ac mae'n parhau yn awr, a byddwch yn gweld hyn yn y gronfa busnesau bach a ddarperir gyda'r awdurdodau lleol. Mae hyn yn ymwneud â sut rydym yn helpu busnesau i oroesi ac i dyfu hefyd. Felly, mae'n ymwneud â chyllid ac mae hefyd yn ymwneud â pheth o'r cymorth a'r sgiliau, ond mae llawer o hynny hefyd yn ymwneud â busnesau eu hunain yn nodi'r hyn y mae angen iddynt ei wneud i dyfu. Nid yw'r holl syniadau hynny'n cael eu cadw'n ganolog o fewn y Llywodraeth. Felly, mae'n ymwneud â'r math o bartneriaeth sydd gennym gyda busnesau eu hunain, gyda phartneriaethau sgiliau rhanbarthol sy'n dweud wrthym beth y mae angen inni ei ddarparu, a lle y darperir hynny'n uniongyrchol - ni fydd darpariaeth uniongyrchol gan Busnes Cymru bob amser. Ond byddwn yn fwy na pharod i gymryd rhan mewn sgwrs fanylach gyda'r Aelod am yr amrywiaeth o gyrsiau gwahanol a ddarparwn yn uniongyrchol a sut y gwnawn hynny. Dylwn ddweud, serch hynny, mewn perthynas â busnesau bach, fy mod yn mynd at fusnesau bach yn fy etholaeth fy hun yn rheolaidd. Efallai y byddwch wedi sylwi fy mod wedi cael fy ngwallt wedi'i dorri yn ddiweddar, busnes bach yn fy etholaeth a wnaeth hynny; rwy'n mynd at gigydd lleol, y siop ffrwythau leol, gallwn sôn am lawer mwy, ond rwy'n siŵr y byddwn yn clywed llawer o'r ganmoliaeth honno i fusnesau lleol pobl wrth eu henwau yn ddiweddarach y prynhawn yma hefyd.