English: Thank you. It's a pleasure to see the Member, and some of this work, of course, follows on from his own time in Government and work alongside the visitor economy. But, in recognising, as he does, the impact on the constituencies is not all in one direction and there are times when the impact has a direct and negative impact on the host community, and, of course, many hosts recognise that they want visitors to come to their town, their village, their city, to enjoy it, to spend money there, to support the local economy, but it's the point about the footprint they leave during their stay and afterwards as well, and that's what we're looking to do, is to balance in moving away from unsustainable and unsuitable accommodation use to move to a sustainable way of seeing the system have a real future. And so I would encourage stakeholders within his own constituency and across the country to get involved, and including examples where things have gone wrong, but also where things can work well, because we have already had engagement with the sector ahead of my statement today, and as a signal ahead of the consultation that we expect to launch in December, and there'll be time for people to get involved in the consultation itself and the events around it, and we will then of course publish a summary of the consultation responses we've had to inform the next steps that we'll make as a Government. So, there's plenty of opportunity for people to still get involved until we come up with our final answer, and to work on a journey to come together. We want a system that is going to work in the best interests of everyone and address the balance, as the Member points out. And I look forward to contributions from Llangollen, and indeed visiting again with my own family in the not-too-distant future.
Welsh: Diolch i chi. Mae hi'n bleser gweld yr Aelod, ac mae peth o'r gwaith hwn, wrth gwrs, yn dilyn ymlaen oddi ar ei gyfnod ef yn y Llywodraeth ac yn gweithio ochr yn ochr â'r economi ymwelwyr. Ond, gan gydnabod, fel gwna ef, nad yw'r effaith ar yr etholaethau i gyd i'r un cyfeiriad ac fe geir adegau pan fo'r effaith yn dylanwadu yn uniongyrchol a dinistriol ar y gymuned sy'n lletya, ac, wrth gwrs, mae llawer o letywyr yn cydnabod eu bod nhw'n awyddus i ymwelwyr ddod i'w tref, eu pentref, eu dinas nhw, i fwynhau'r lle a gwario arian yno, sy'n cefnogi'r economi leol, ond y pwynt yw yr ôl troed maen nhw'n ei adael yn ystod eu harhosiad ac wedi hynny hefyd, a dyna'r hyn yr ydym ni'n ceisio ei wneud, sef cydbwyso symud i ffwrdd oddi wrth ddefnydd o lety sy'n anghynaladwy ac anaddas at ddefnydd cynaliadwy sy'n cynnig dyfodol gwirioneddol i'r gyfundrefn. Ac felly fe fyddwn ni'n annog rhanddeiliaid yn ei etholaeth ef ei hun a ledled y wlad i fod â rhan i'w chwarae, gan gynnwys enghreifftiau lle mae pethau wedi mynd o chwith, ond lle gall pethau weithio mewn ffordd dda hefyd, oherwydd rydym ni eisoes wedi cael ymgysylltiad â'r sector cyn i mi roi fy natganiad i heddiw, ac fel arwydd cyn yr ymgynghoriad yr ydym ni'n disgwyl ei lansio ym mis Rhagfyr, ac fe fydd yna amser i bobl fod â rhan yn yr ymgynghoriad ei hun a'r digwyddiadau o'i gwmpas, ac fe fyddwn ni wedyn, wrth gwrs, yn cyhoeddi crynodeb o'r ymatebion i'r ymgynghoriad a gawsom ni i lywio'r camau nesaf y byddwn ni'n eu cymryd yn y Llywodraeth. Felly, mae yna ddigon o gyfle i bobl gymryd rhan eto hyd nes y byddwn ni'n cynnig ein hateb terfynol, a gweithio ar y daith ar gyfer dod at ein gilydd. Rydym ni'n awyddus i gael system a fydd yn gweithio er lles pawb ac yn gwneud ymdrech i daro cydbwysedd, fel mae'r Aelod yn ei nodi. Ac rwy'n edrych ymlaen at gyfraniadau o Langollen, ac yn wir fe fyddaf i'n mynd gyda'r teulu ar ymweliad arall i'r fan honno yn y dyfodol agos.