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English: Can I thank Huw Irranca-Davies for that, Llywydd, and agree with him entirely that the closure of a plant like Bridgend has a regional as well as a local impact? There will be many Assembly Members here, to the east and to the west of Bridgend, who have constituents who are working, have been working, in Ford, and the impact of the closure will not simply be felt in the immediate locality, but right across the region. That is why the taskforce agreed at its last meeting on a regional focus for the next phase of its work. Certainly, it will want to work with Bridgend County Borough Council to make sure that some of their wider ambitions can be supported by the work of the taskforce. It's why, when Ineos, for example, was brought to Bridgend itself, the Welsh Government has had a real emphasis on supply chain opportunities, because the companies that Ineos will contract with will have a regional impact beyond Bridgend as well, and the taskforce, I know, is going, in its next phase of work, to have a particular focus on that wider impact - the things that we can do beyond Bridgend as a town - to make sure that the impact of the closure is attended to in all its different dimensions.
Welsh: A gaf i ddiolch i Huw Irranca-Davies am hynna, Llywydd, a chytuno ag ef yn llwyr bod cau gwaith fel Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr yn cael effaith ranbarthol yn ogystal â lleol? Bydd llawer o Aelodau Cynulliad yn y fan yma, i'r dwyrain ac i'r gorllewin o Ben-y-bont ar Ogwr, sydd ag etholwyr sy'n gweithio, sydd wedi bod yn gweithio, yn Ford, ac nid yn yr ardal leol yn unig y bydd effaith cau'r gwaith yn cael ei theimlo, ond ar draws y rhanbarth cyfan. Dyna pam y cytunodd y tasglu yn ei gyfarfod diwethaf ar bwyslais rhanbarthol ar gyfer cam nesaf ei waith. Yn sicr, bydd eisiau gweithio gyda Chyngor Bwrdeistref Sirol Pen-y-bont ar Ogwr i sicrhau y gall gwaith y tasglu gefnogi rhai o'i uchelgeisiau ehangach. Dyna pam, pan ddaethpwyd ag Ineos, er enghraifft, i Ben-y-bont ar Ogwr ei hun, bod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi rhoi pwyslais gwirioneddol ar gyfleoedd yn y gadwyn gyflenwi, oherwydd bydd y cwmnïau y bydd Ineos yn eu contractio yn cael effaith ranbarthol y tu hwnt i Ben-y-bont ar Ogwr hefyd, ac mae'r tasglu, rwy'n gwybod, yn mynd i ganolbwyntio'n benodol yn ei gyfnod nesaf ar yr effaith ehangach honno - y pethau y gallwn ni eu gwneud y tu hwnt i Ben-y-bont ar Ogwr fel tref - i wneud yn siŵr bod effaith cau'r gwaith yn cael ei hystyried yn ei holl wahanol ddimensiynau.
English: We've significantly increased our investment in tackling hate crime in recent months to address the rise in hateful narratives. And I'll lead a debate in March providing an update on action to tackle hate crime with our partners in Wales.
Welsh: Rydym ni wedi cynyddu ein buddsoddiad mewn mynd i'r afael â throseddau casineb yn sylweddol yn ystod y misoedd diwethaf i roi sylw i'r cynnydd mewn naratifau atgas. A byddaf yn arwain dadl ym mis Mawrth yn rhoi'r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf am y camau i fynd i'r afael â throseddau casineb gyda'n partneriaid yng Nghymru.
English: Thank you for the reply, Minister. Welsh police forces recorded nearly 4,000 hate crimes in 2018-19. Eleven per cent of these incidents were disability hate crimes - shocking. The learning disability charity United Response has called for measures to be taken across the country and by the authorities to make the process of reporting and convicting disability hate crimes more accessible and less daunting for victims. They went on to say they feel the process is currently a significant barrier to criminals being given the punishment they deserve, especially in the context of the dramatic rise in repeat offenders. Minister, will you take action to address the specific needs of disabled people with regard to reporting hate crime in Wales, please?
Welsh: Diolch am yr ateb, Gweinidog. Cofnododd heddluoedd Cymru bron i 4,000 o droseddau casineb yn 2018-19. Roedd un ar ddeg y cant o'r digwyddiadau hyn yn droseddau casineb ar sail anabledd - sy'n gywilyddus. Mae'r elusen anabledd dysgu United Response wedi galw am i fesurau gael eu cymryd ledled y wlad a chan yr awdurdodau i wneud y broses o adrodd ac euogfarnu troseddau casineb ar sail anabledd yn fwy hygyrch ac yn llai brawychus i ddioddefwyr. Aethant ymlaen i ddweud eu bod nhw'n teimlo bod y broses yn rhwystr sylweddol ar hyn o bryd i droseddwyr gael y gosb y maen nhw'n ei haeddu, yn enwedig yng nghyd-destun y cynnydd sylweddol i nifer y troseddwyr mynych. Gweinidog, a wnewch chi gymryd camau i ddiwallu anghenion penodol pobl anabl o ran hysbysu am droseddau casineb yng Nghymru, os gwelwch yn dda?
English: I thank you very much for that question, Oscar, because it is true that the rise in disability hate crime was a shocking statistic last year. We have put more funding into our national hate crime report and support centre over the next two years, and that's also on top of annual funding that we give. And we're also developing an anti-hate crime campaign in terms of communications, and we're going to focus particularly on hate crime affecting disabled people, and learning from, for example, the organisation People First - you will be aware of the People First organisations across Wales - so that learning disabled people can contribute to that communications campaign in terms of tackling disabled people's hate crime, which, unfortunately, has been on the rise.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr iawn i chi am y cwestiwn yna, Oscar, oherwydd mae'n wir bod y cynnydd i nifer y troseddau casineb ar sail anabledd yn ystadegyn brawychus y llynedd. Rydym ni wedi neilltuo mwy o gyllid i'n canolfan adrodd a chymorth cenedlaethol ar droseddau casineb dros y ddwy flynedd nesaf, ac mae hynny hefyd yn ogystal â chyllid blynyddol yr ydym ni'n ei roi. Ac rydym ni hefyd yn datblygu ymgyrch yn erbyn troseddau casineb o ran cyfathrebu, ac rydym ni'n mynd i ganolbwyntio'n benodol ar droseddau casineb sy'n effeithio ar bobl anabl, a dysgu, er enghraifft, gan y sefydliad Pobl yn Gyntaf - byddwch chi'n ymwybodol o'r sefydliadau Pobl yn Gyntaf ledled Cymru - fel y gall pobl ag anableddau dysgu gyfrannu at yr ymgyrch gyfathrebu honno o ran mynd i'r afael â throseddau casineb pobl anabl, sydd, yn anffodus, wedi bod ar gynnydd.
English: Minister, would you agree with me that hate crime against the Gypsy/Traveller community must be treated with equal seriousness as hate crime against any other community or minority in Wales? I recently met with local members of my Gypsy/Traveller community, and they feel very strongly that too often that isn't the case. They gave examples of social media postings, for example, that were discriminatory, prejudicial and clearly hate crime, but when they tried to get effective action, they found it very, very difficult. Their plea, really, was that hate crime against their community must be treated with equal seriousness as any other hate crime.
Welsh: Gweinidog, a ydych chi'n cytuno â mi bod yn rhaid trin troseddau casineb yn erbyn y gymuned Sipsiwn/Teithwyr gyda'r un difrifoldeb â throseddau casineb yn erbyn unrhyw gymuned neu leiafrif arall yng Nghymru? Cefais gyfarfod yn ddiweddar gydag aelodau lleol o'm cymuned Sipsiwn/Teithwyr, ac maen nhw'n teimlo'n gryf iawn, yn rhy aml, nad yw hynny'n wir. Rhoesant enghreifftiau o negeseuon cyfryngau cymdeithasol, er enghraifft, a oedd yn wahaniaethol, yn rhagfarnllyd ac yn amlwg yn droseddau casineb, ond pan geisiwyd camau effeithiol ganddynt, fe welsant fod hynny yn anodd dros ben. Eu ple, mewn gwirionedd, oedd bod yn rhaid i droseddau casineb yn erbyn eu cymuned nhw gael eu trin gyda'r un difrifoldeb ag unrhyw drosedd casineb arall.
English: Again, I thank John Griffiths for that important question and, indeed, we must treat hate crime against Gypsy/Traveller/Roma communities with equal vigour, as we are against disability hate crime, race hate crime, LGBT hate crime, all the hate crimes that unfortunately are in our midst. And, of course, I'm pleased that we are investing not only in our Travelling Ahead fund in terms of ensuring that we do have Gypsy sites across Wales, but also working with local authorities and those third sector organisations that we are supporting the Gypsy/Traveller/Roma community. And can I also say that it's very important that we have an all-party group to tackle these issues? I meet regularly with Isaac Blake from the Gypsy/Traveller Romani Cultural and Arts Company, and we are funding them in terms of addressing these issues.
Welsh: Unwaith eto, diolchaf i John Griffiths am y cwestiwn pwysig yna ac, yn wir, mae'n rhaid i ni drin troseddau casineb yn erbyn cymunedau Sipsiwn/Teithwyr/Roma gyda'r un egni, ag yr ydym ni yn ei wneud yn erbyn troseddau casineb ar sail anabledd, troseddau casineb hiliol, troseddau casineb LGBT, yr holl droseddau casineb sydd yn ein plith yn anffodus. Ac, wrth gwrs, rwy'n falch ein bod ni'n buddsoddi nid yn unig yn ein cronfa Teithio Ymlaen o ran sicrhau bod gennym ni safleoedd Sipsiwn ledled Cymru, ond hefyd yn gweithio gydag awdurdodau lleol a'r mudiadau trydydd sector hynny yr ydym ni'n gweithio â nhw i gefnogi'r gymuned Sipsiwn/Teithwyr/Roma. Ac a gaf i ddweud hefyd ei bod hi'n bwysig iawn bod gennym ni grŵp hollbleidiol i roi sylw i'r materion hyn? Rwy'n cyfarfod yn rheolaidd gydag Isaac Blake o'r Cwmni Diwylliannol a Chelfyddydol Romani Sipsiwn/Teithwyr, ac rydym ni'n eu hariannu nhw o ran mynd i'r afael â'r materion hyn.
English: Public services boards have a collective purpose and obligation to improve well-being in their areas through their local well-being plans. The Welsh Government provides a range of support to enable them to make their work as effective as possible.
Welsh: Mae gan fyrddau gwasanaethau cyhoeddus ddiben a rhwymedigaeth gyfunol i wella llesiant yn eu hardaloedd drwy eu cynlluniau llesiant lleol. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn darparu amrywiaeth o gymorth i'w galluogi i wneud eu gwaith mor effeithiol â phosibl.
English: Thank you. The Climate Change, Environment and Rural Affairs Committee is currently scrutinising the Government's work on eliminating fuel poverty in Wales - important both from the social justice perspective as well as our need to eliminate carbon emissions as quickly as possible. It's one of those challenging issues that requires a joined-up approach by all stakeholders, from energy companies to all public services as well as citizens. An ideal subject, you would have thought, for public services boards, but we've yet to receive any evidence the public services boards are being tasked to join up the gaps between these different services. So, what is the Welsh Government doing to ensure that public services boards are grasping complex issues like fuel poverty to deliver on the ways of working and objectives, as in the well-being of future generations Act?
Welsh: Diolch. Mae'r Pwyllgor Newid Hinsawdd, Amgylchedd a Materion Gwledig yn craffu ar hyn o bryd ar waith y Llywodraeth ar ddileu tlodi tanwydd yng Nghymru - mae'n bwysig o'r safbwynt cyfiawnder cymdeithasol yn ogystal â'n hangen i ddileu allyriadau carbon mor gyflym â phosibl. Mae'n un o'r materion heriol hynny sy'n galw am ddull gweithredu cydgysylltiedig gan yr holl randdeiliaid, o gwmnïau ynni i bob gwasanaeth cyhoeddus yn ogystal â dinasyddion. Pwnc delfrydol, byddech wedi meddwl, i fyrddau gwasanaethau cyhoeddus, ond nid ydym wedi cael unrhyw dystiolaeth hyd yn hyn bod y byrddau gwasanaethau cyhoeddus yn cael y dasg o gydgysylltu'r bylchau rhwng y gwahanol wasanaethau hyn. Felly, beth mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei wneud i sicrhau bod byrddau gwasanaethau cyhoeddus yn mynd i'r afael â materion cymhleth fel tlodi tanwydd er mwyn cyflawni'r ffyrdd o weithio ac amcanion, fel yn Neddf llesiant cenedlaethau'r dyfodol?
English: Last autumn, the auditor general found that the way that public services boards are currently operating is hampering their ability to improve the well-being of their communities. His report identified weaknesses such as the inadequacy of accountability and oversight arrangements, lack of public reporting and the duplication of PSB activity with other partnerships. Now, there is a significant difference between here and England. Here, Welsh Government policy for PSBs promotes a public sector-led response to addressing many challenges, and the private sector is not identified as a core PSB member. What consideration will you give to encouraging PSBs to consider the benefits of involving representatives of the private sector that already show significant influences in other areas?
Welsh: Yr hydref diwethaf, canfu'r archwilydd cyffredinol bod y ffordd y mae byrddau gwasanaethau cyhoeddus yn gweithredu ar hyn o bryd yn llesteirio eu gallu i wella llesiant eu cymunedau. Nododd ei adroddiad wendidau fel anaddasrwydd atebolrwydd a threfniadau goruchwylio, diffyg adroddiadau cyhoeddus a dyblygu gweithgarwch BGC gyda phartneriaethau eraill. Nawr, ceir gwahaniaeth sylweddol rhwng y fan yma a Lloegr. Yma, mae polisi Llywodraeth Cymru ar gyfer BGCau yn hyrwyddo ymateb dan arweiniad y sector cyhoeddus i fynd i'r afael â llawer o heriau, ac nid yw'r sector preifat yn cael ei nodi fel aelod craidd o'r BGC. Pa ystyriaeth wnewch chi ei rhoi i annog BGCau i ystyried manteision cynnwys cynrychiolwyr o'r sector preifat sydd eisoes yn dangos dylanwadau sylweddol mewn meysydd eraill?
English: Well, it is important that we assess the impact of public services boards - crucial, as part of the tools of the well-being of future generations legislation, and obviously of great interest to the commissioner. Of course, we are seeking to support PSBs, to make them have a greater impact in terms of delivery. That includes engagement partners, and not just community, which is crucial, but also, clearly, private sector partners where appropriate. For example, some public services boards are looking at those priorities such as the early years policy area, which I know you'd welcome, and also the foundational economy. But, I think that it is important that public services boards have to publish annual reports making their work transparent, improving well-being in their areas, so it is a point for scrutiny, and to take into account their work.
Welsh: Wel, mae'n bwysig ein bod ni'n asesu effaith byrddau gwasanaethau cyhoeddus - yn hollbwysig, yn rhan o arfau'r ddeddfwriaeth llesiant cenedlaethau'r dyfodol, ac yn amlwg o ddiddordeb mawr i'r comisiynydd. Wrth gwrs, rydym ni'n ceisio cefnogi BGCau, i sicrhau eu bod nhw'n cael mwy o effaith o ran cyflawni. Mae hynny'n cynnwys partneriaid ymgysylltu, ac nid y gymuned yn unig, sy'n hollbwysig, ond hefyd, yn amlwg, partneriaid y sector preifat pan fo hynny'n briodol. Er enghraifft, mae rhai byrddau gwasanaethau cyhoeddus yn edrych ar y blaenoriaethau hynny fel maes polisi'r blynyddoedd cynnar, yr wyf yn gwybod y byddech chi'n ei groesawu, a hefyd yr economi sylfaenol. Ond, rwy'n credu ei bod hi'n bwysig bod yn rhaid i fyrddau gwasanaethau cyhoeddus gyhoeddi adroddiadau blynyddol sy'n gwneud eu gwaith yn dryloyw, gan wella llesiant yn eu hardaloedd, felly mae'n bwynt ar gyfer craffu, ac i gymryd eu gwaith i ystyriaeth.
English: The Welsh Government has adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of antisemitism in full and without qualification. We are determined to root out intolerance in our communities, and I will provide a full statement this afternoon on work that we are doing to combat antisemitism and to commemorate the Holocaust.
Welsh: Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi mabwysiadu diffiniad Cynghrair Rhyngwladol Cofio'r Holocost o wrth-semitiaeth yn llawn ac yn ddiamod. Rydym ni'n benderfynol o gael gwared ar anoddefgarwch o'n cymunedau, a byddaf yn darparu datganiad llawn y prynhawn yma ar waith yr ydym ni'n ei wneud i fynd i'r afael â gwrth-semitiaeth ac i goffáu'r Holocost.
English: Thank you for that, and I'm looking forward to your statement, on the back of which I hope to ask you a different question. But, for now, I would like to ask you about education and, in the light of the new curriculum, whether you would consider the work of the March of the Living movement. This is an annual educational programme that brings students from around the world to Poland, where they explore the remnants of the Holocaust and march silently from Auschwitz to Birkenau. I have to say that visiting the camps really does change people. Seeing is believing, and certainly feeling. If education is at the heart of stamping out hatred, would you please work with the education Minister to ensure absolutely that the Holocaust does not fall out of the curriculum, and that as many young people as possible have the opportunity to see these camps for themselves?
Welsh: Diolch am hynna, ac rwy'n edrych ymlaen at eich datganiad, ac rwy'n gobeithio gofyn gwahanol gwestiwn i chi ar sail hwnnw. Ond, am nawr, hoffwn eich holi am addysg ac, yng ngoleuni'r cwricwlwm newydd, a wnewch chi ystyried gwaith mudiad March of the Living. Rhaglen addysgol flynyddol yw hon sy'n dod â myfyrwyr o bedwar ban byd i wlad Pwyl, lle maen nhw'n archwilio olion yr Holocost ac yn gorymdeithio'n dawel o Auschwitz i Birkenau. Mae'n rhaid i mi ddweud bod ymweld â'r gwersylloedd wir yn newid pobl. Mae gweld yn gyfystyr â chredu, ac yn sicr teimlo. Os yw addysg wrth wraidd cael gwared ar gasineb, a fyddech cystal â gweithio gyda'r Gweinidog addysg i sicrhau'n llwyr nad yw'r Holocost yn disgyn allan o'r cwricwlwm, a bod cymaint o bobl ifanc â phosibl yn cael y cyfle i weld y gwersylloedd hyn drostynt eu hunain?
English: Yesterday marked the seventy-fifth anniversary since the liberation of Auschwitz death camp. It's estimated that over a million people who were predominantly Jewish died a horrific death there. And that included men, women and children of all ages. And it is certainly, we will all agree, one of the darkest periods in our human history. Minister, do you agree with me that we must always remember the atrocities that happened in Auschwitz, so that they do serve as a stark reminder of what did and what can happen when people incite hatred towards others?
Welsh: Roedd hi'n saith deg pump mlynedd ddoe ers rhyddhau gwersyll marwolaeth Auschwitz. Amcangyfrifir bod dros filiwn o bobl a oedd yn Iddewon yn bennaf wedi dioddef marwolaeth arswydus yno. Ac roedd hynny'n cynnwys dynion, menywod a phlant o bob oed. Ac yn sicr, byddwn i gyd yn cytuno, un o'r cyfnodau tywyllaf yn ein hanes dynol. Gweinidog, a ydych chi'n cytuno â mi bod yn rhaid i ni gofio bob amser yr erchyllterau a ddigwyddodd yn Auschwitz, fel eu bod yn ein hatgoffa'n eglur o'r hyn a ddigwyddodd a'r hyn a all ddigwydd pan fydd pobl yn ysgogi casineb tuag at eraill?
English: I do thank Joyce Watson for that question. Together, we must ensure the Holocaust remains in our collective memory as a warning of how hateful and divisive narratives can cause that unthinkable damage. And that's why we have funded the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust and the Holocaust Educational Trust to undertake activities in Wales. But I think that many Members here from across the Chamber will have heard survivors - in fact, we heard a survivor earlier on this year at an event organised with Darren Millar and Jenny Rathbone and others. But yesterday some of us also heard the survivor Dr Martin Stern. We know that the survivors' stories - it is hard to believe that they've survived, but they're so committed, often in retirement, and we have to listen to those survivors about what they've gone through. But, I think, the Holocaust Memorial Day, is, as they say, learning lessons from the past to create a safer, better future, and we will be speaking more on this later this afternoon.
Welsh: Diolchaf i Joyce Watson am y cwestiwn yna. Gyda'n gilydd, mae'n rhaid i ni sicrhau bod yr Holocost yn aros yn ein cof cyfunol fel rhybudd o sut y gall naratifau atgas a rhwygol achosi'r niwed annychmygol hwnnw. A dyna pam yr ydym ni wedi ariannu Ymddiriedolaeth Diwrnod Cofio'r Holocost ac Ymddiriedolaeth Addysgol yr Holocost i ymgymryd â gweithgareddau yng Nghymru. Ond credaf y bydd llawer o Aelodau yn y fan yma o bob rhan o'r Siambr wedi clywed goroeswyr - yn wir, clywsom oroeswr yn gynharach eleni mewn digwyddiad a drefnwyd gyda Darren Millar a Jenny Rathbone ac eraill. Ond ddoe clywodd rhai ohonom ni hefyd y goroeswr Dr Martin Stern. Rydym ni'n gwybod bod straeon y goroeswyr - mae'n anodd credu eu bod nhw wedi goroesi, ond maen nhw mor ymroddgar, yn aml ar ôl ymddeol, ac mae'n rhaid i ni wrando ar y goroeswyr hynny am yr hyn y maen nhw wedi ei ddioddef. Ond, rwy'n credu mai diben Diwrnod Cofio'r Holocost, fel y maen nhw'n dweud, yw dysgu gwersi o'r gorffennol i greu dyfodol mwy diogel a gwell, a byddwn yn siarad mwy am hyn yn ddiweddarach y prynhawn yma.
English: I have commissioned research on options to strengthen and advance equality and human rights in Wales. It will look at United Nations conventions, existing Welsh legislation and whether there may be a need for a human rights Bill for Wales.
Welsh: Rwyf wedi comisiynu gwaith ymchwil i'r opsiynau i gryfhau cydraddoldeb a hawliau dynol yng Nghymru, a'u datblygu. Bydd yn ystyried confensiynau'r Cenhedloedd Unedig, deddfwriaeth bresennol Cymru, a bydd hefyd yn pwyso a mesur yr angen am Fil hawliau dynol ar gyfer Cymru.
English: Excellent. I'm very pleased to hear that, and that you commissioned that work and that that will include some legislative work, because what we do know is that there is a very real potential for us to lose many of the rights - workers' rights, women's rights, the rights of disabled people and so on - as we leave the European Union. And I believe that, in the summer, the Counsel General, Jeremy Miles, raised this issue of the need for legislation, and I think the late Steffan Lewis and myself mentioned this a while ago too, and the name that we proposed was a people's rights Act. So, I'm very pleased to hear that there is some movement towards this. Can you give us some sort of timetable on it, please?
Welsh: Da iawn. Dwi'n falch iawn o glywed hynny, a'ch bod chi wedi comisiynu'r gwaith, ac y bydd hynny, yn wir, yn cynnwys gwaith deddfwriaethol, oherwydd beth rydyn ni'n gwybod ydy bod yna botensial real y byddwn ni'n colli llawer o'r hawliau - hawliau gweithwyr, hawliau menywod, hawliau pobl anabl ac yn y blaen - wrth adael yr Undeb Ewropeaidd. A dwi'n credu, yn yr haf, mi wnaeth y Cwnsler Cyffredinol, Jeremy Miles, godi y pwnc yma, y mater yma, ynglŷn â chael Deddf. A dwi'n credu i Steffan Lewis, y diweddar Steffan Lewis, a minnau, grybwyll hyn dro yn ôl hefyd, a'r enw roedden ni'n ei gynnig oedd Deddf hawliau'r bobl. Felly, dwi'n falch iawn o glywed bod yna symudiad yn digwydd tuag at hyn. Fedrwch chi roi rhyw fath o amserlen, os gwelwch yn dda?