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English: The draft international strategy is currently out for public consultation. I'd encourage everyone with an interest to respond and would be more than happy to receive feedback from all communities represented in Wales. All responses will be considered and evaluated as a part of that consultation process.
Welsh: Mae'r strategaeth ryngwladol ddrafft yn destun ymgynghori â'r cyhoedd ar hyn o bryd. Buaswn yn annog pawb sydd â diddordeb i ymateb a buaswn yn fwy na pharod i dderbyn adborth gan yr holl gymunedau a gynrychiolir yng Nghymru. Bydd yr holl ymatebion yn cael eu hystyried a'u gwerthuso fel rhan o'r broses ymgynghori honno.
English: This Government has a duty to represent everyone living in this country, no matter what their background. We have a significant and influential Kurdish community living in Wales, who are, naturally, worried about the Turkish forces in northern Syria following the withdrawal of US troops. Turkey's actions risk throwing a lifeline to the far-right ISIS. ISIS prisoners have already escaped as a result of the Turkish military operation. More atrocities will be committed in northern Syria against the Kurds unless the international community does something, not just in condemning the actions of Turkey but in terms of its dealings with companies that sell arms to that country. In Wales, we have at least three companies that deliver military equipment to Turkey. Some of them will have received public money, which means that our taxpayers have invested in companies dealing with an authoritarian state with blood on its hands. I heard your answer earlier to my colleague, Delyth Jewell, and you didn't answer her. So, for the sake of peace, for the sake of the Kurds and everyone else who supports them, will you answer this question now, please? Will you please make sure that all Welsh Government expenditure, particularly investments in companies that could be dealing in arms to Turkey, be reviewed and stopped as a matter of urgency?
Welsh: Mae gan y Llywodraeth hon ddyletswydd i gynrychioli pawb sy'n byw yn y wlad hon, beth bynnag fo'u cefndir. Mae gennym gymuned Gwrdaidd sylweddol a dylanwadol yn byw yng Nghymru, sydd, yn naturiol, yn poeni am luoedd Twrcaidd yng ngogledd Syria wedi i'r Unol Daleithiau dynnu eu milwyr oddi yno. Mae perygl y bydd gweithredoedd Twrci yn rhoi cyfle i ISIS ar y dde eithafol. Mae carcharorion ISIS eisoes wedi dianc o ganlyniad i weithgarwch milwrol Twrci. Bydd mwy o erchyllterau'n cael eu cyflawni yng ngogledd Syria yn erbyn y Cwrdiaid oni bai fod y gymuned ryngwladol yn gwneud rhywbeth, nid yn unig o ran condemnio gweithredoedd Twrci ond o ran eu hymwneud â chwmnïau sy'n gwerthu arfau i'r wlad honno. Yng Nghymru, mae gennym o leiaf dri chwmni sy'n darparu cyfarpar milwrol i Dwrci. Bydd rhai ohonynt wedi cael arian cyhoeddus, sy'n golygu bod ein trethdalwyr wedi buddsoddi mewn cwmnïau sy'n ymdrin â gwladwriaeth awdurdodaidd sydd â gwaed ar ei dwylo. Clywais eich ateb i'm cyd-Aelod, Delyth Jewell, yn gynharach ac ni wnaethoch ateb ei chwestiwn. Felly, er mwyn heddwch, er mwyn y Cwrdiaid a phawb arall sy'n eu cefnogi, a wnewch chi ateb y cwestiwn hwn yn awr, os gwelwch yn dda? A wnewch chi sicrhau bod holl wariant Llywodraeth Cymru, yn enwedig buddsoddiadau mewn cwmnïau a allai fod yn ymwneud ag arfau i Dwrci, yn cael ei adolygu a'i atal fel mater o frys?
English: Thank you. Just to make it clear, I have written to Dominic Raab already to set out that, actually, we have concerns relating to the concerns that have been expressed by some of the Kurdish community in Wales about the situation that's ongoing in those areas. Whilst we acknowledge that the UK leads on foreign affairs, we are undertaking a review of our entire export strategy at the moment and, of course, there will be issues that we will need to look at in relation to that. But I think it is clear that the announcement made by the Secretary of State today has made it clear that there will be no further arms announcements being made for the future to be sold to those areas where Syria is being attacked.
Welsh: Diolch. I'w gwneud yn glir, rwyf wedi ysgrifennu at Dominic Raab eisoes i nodi ein bod yn poeni ynglŷn â'r pryderon a fynegwyd gan rai o'r cymunedau Cwrdaidd yng Nghymru am y sefyllfa yn yr ardaloedd hynny. Er ein bod yn cydnabod mai'r DU sy'n arwain ar faterion tramor, rydym yn cynnal adolygiad o'n strategaeth allforio yn ei chyfanrwydd ar hyn o bryd ac wrth gwrs, bydd yna faterion y bydd angen inni edrych arnynt mewn perthynas â hynny. Ond rwy'n credu bod y cyhoeddiad a wnaed gan yr Ysgrifennydd Gwladol heddiw wedi ei gwneud yn glir na fydd unrhyw gyhoeddiadau pellach yn cael eu gwneud yn y dyfodol ynghylch gwerthu arfau i'r ardaloedd hynny lle yr ymosodir ar Syria.
English: It's not just the Kurdish community, of course, who are living here in Wales; we also have a significant Polish community. I met with the Polish ambassador in London last week, and I know that the number of Poles here in Wales is significant. In fact, of the 3 million EU citizens -
Welsh: Nid y gymuned Gwrdaidd yn unig, wrth gwrs, sy'n byw yma yng Nghymru; mae gennym gymuned Bwylaidd sylweddol hefyd. Cyfarfûm â llysgennad Gwlad Pwyl yn Llundain yr wythnos diwethaf, a gwn fod nifer y Pwyliaid yma yng Nghymru'n sylweddol. Yn wir, o'r 3 miliwn o ddinasyddion yr UE -
English: It's a question about the international relations strategy, with respect.
Welsh: Gyda phob parch, mae'r cwestiwn yn ymwneud â'r strategaeth cysylltiadau rhyngwladol.
English: It is. It is about the Kurdish community, and, if you can loosely tie it in, then I will listen, but - . The question is - [ Interruption.] The question is about the Kurdish community living in Wales and the international development strategy.
Welsh: Mae'n ymwneud â'r gymuned Gwrdaidd, ac rwy'n fodlon gwrando os gallwch wneud y cysylltiad hwnnw'n fras, ond - . Y cwestiwn yw - [ Torri ar draws.] Mae'r cwestiwn yn ymwneud â'r gymuned Gwrdaidd sy'n byw yng Nghymru a'r strategaeth datblygu rhyngwladol.
English: Precisely, and that is why I'm referring to other communities that also live in Wales and want to have a contribution to the international relations strategy. So, of the - [ Interruption.] Of the 3 million - [ Interruption.] Of the 3 million EU citizens that live in the United Kingdom, a million of those are Poles, tens of thousands of which are here in Wales and want to help shape the international relations strategy that you have. What engagement has there been with the Polish community and diaspora here in Wales in informing your international relations strategy?
Welsh: Yn union, a dyna pam rwy'n cyfeirio at gymunedau eraill sydd hefyd yn byw yng Nghymru ac sydd eisiau cyfrannu at y strategaeth cysylltiadau rhyngwladol. Felly, o'r - [ Torri ar draws.] O'r 3 miliwn - [ Torri ar draws.] O'r 3 miliwn o ddinasyddion yr UE sy'n byw yn y Deyrnas Unedig, mae miliwn o'r rheini'n Bwyliaid, ac mae degau o filoedd ohonynt yma yng Nghymru ac yn awyddus i helpu i lunio'r strategaeth cysylltiadau rhyngwladol sydd gennych. Pa ymgysylltiad a fu gyda'r gymuned Bwylaidd a Phwyliaid alltud yma yng Nghymru i lywio eich strategaeth cysylltiadau rhyngwladol?
English: Thank you. There has been consultation with the honorary counsels, including the people representing Poland, so they've all received a copy of the strategy. We've also sent it to embassies throughout the United Kingdom, but I think the key thing for us to underline - and what is underlined very clearly in the strategy - is we want to celebrate those diaspora communities from abroad who have made Wales their home. One of the things that we're suggesting is that every year we will really establish and celebrate a particular community that has made a major contribution to Welsh life. So, hopefully, at some point, the Polish community, which is one of the biggest in Wales, will be one of those celebrated.
Welsh: Diolch. Ymgynghorwyd â'r cwnsleriaid anrhydeddus, gan gynnwys y bobl sy'n cynrychioli Gwlad Pwyl, felly maent i gyd wedi cael copi o'r strategaeth. Rydym wedi ei hanfon at lysgenadaethau ledled y Deyrnas Unedig hefyd, ond rwy'n credu mai'r peth allweddol i ni ei danlinellu - a'r hyn sy'n cael ei danlinellu'n glir iawn yn y strategaeth - yw ein bod eisiau dathlu'r cymunedau alltud o wledydd tramor sydd wedi gwneud Cymru yn gartref iddynt. Un o'r pethau rydym yn eu hawgrymu yw y byddwn bob blwyddyn yn sefydlu ac yn dathlu cymuned benodol sydd wedi gwneud cyfraniad mawr i fywyd Cymru. Felly, gobeithio, ar ryw adeg, y bydd y gymuned Bwylaidd, sef un o'r rhai mwyaf yng Nghymru, yn un o'r cymunedau a fydd yn cael eu dathlu.
English: I welcome the comments that have been made about the situation with regard to the Kurdish community, and what Welsh Government can do to represent their interests. It has been a bit of an issue where we've had argued in this Chamber in the past, 'Well, because foreign affairs isn't devolved, et cetera - ' - whether we can or can't debate these issues. The fact of the matter is that it is almost impossible for us as a Parliament to properly represent the views of the various minorities that live within Wales, and the international implications and connections with them. So, firstly, I welcome the fact that we are now clearly having more debates on these issues, because they are important to our communities that we do represent, and they are also very integrated with broader international issues. So, the situation with the Kurdish issue is very much tied in with relations with America at this time. There's also the whole middle east situation; we had today the Palestinian ambassador visiting, et cetera. So, can I just say I do welcome that, but if you would perhaps just confirm that you are very much supportive of the view that, those minorities that exist within Wales, we should be able to represent them in terms of the international issues that impact on those communities and their interests?
Welsh: Rwy'n croesawu'r sylwadau a wnaed mewn perthynas â'r gymuned Gwrdaidd, a'r hyn y gall Llywodraeth Cymru ei wneud i gynrychioli eu buddiannau. Rydym wedi cael tipyn o broblem yn y gorffennol lle'r ydym wedi clywed dadlau yn y Siambr hon - 'Wel, am nad yw materion tramor wedi'u datganoli, ac ati - ' - ynglŷn ag a allwn drafod y materion hyn ai peidio. Y gwir amdani yw ei bod bron yn amhosibl inni fel Senedd gynrychioli'n briodol safbwynt y gwahanol leiafrifoedd sy'n byw yng Nghymru, a'r goblygiadau rhyngwladol a'r cysylltiadau â hwy. Felly, yn gyntaf, rwy'n croesawu'r ffaith ein bod yn amlwg yn cael mwy o ddadleuon ar y materion hyn bellach, oherwydd maent yn bwysig i'r cymunedau rydym yn eu cynrychioli, ac maent hefyd wedi'u hintegreiddio gyda materion rhyngwladol ehangach. Felly, mae mater y Cwrdiaid yn sicr yn gysylltiedig â'r cysylltiadau ag America ar hyn o bryd. Ceir holl sefyllfa'r dwyrain canol hefyd; cawsom ymweliad y llysgennad Palesteinaidd heddiw, ac ati. Felly, a gaf fi ddweud fy mod yn croesawu hynny, ond a allech chi gadarnhau eich bod yn cefnogi'r farn y dylem allu cynrychioli'r lleiafrifoedd sy'n bodoli yng Nghymru yn nhermau'r materion rhyngwladol sy'n effeithio ar y cymunedau hynny a'u buddiannau?
English: I think that's absolutely right. I think that the whole agenda here is changing. I think there's recognition that the Foreign and Commonwealth Office leads in this area, but you will have heard the First Minister talk yesterday about the new constitutional settlement that we're looking for in relation to the United Kingdom, and it's clear that we will need more of a say and more of an input into, in particular, trade negotiations and areas where we have devolved responsibility. And, of course, where we have significant representation from other communities around the world living here in Wales, then of course it is absolutely right that they should have a hearing, if possible, within this Chamber as well.
Welsh: Rwy'n credu bod hynny'n hollol gywir. Credaf fod yr agenda gyfan yn newid yma. Rwy'n credu bod cydnabyddiaeth mai'r Swyddfa Dramor a Chymanwlad sy'n arwain yn y maes, ond fe fyddwch wedi clywed y Prif Weinidog yn siarad ddoe am y setliad cyfansoddiadol newydd rydym yn ei geisio mewn perthynas â'r Deyrnas Unedig, ac mae'n amlwg y byddwn angen mwy o lais a mwy o fewnbwn, yn enwedig mewn perthynas â thrafodaethau masnach a meysydd lle mae gennym gyfrifoldeb datganoledig. Ac wrth gwrs, lle mae gennym gynrychiolaeth sylweddol o gymunedau eraill o amgylch y byd yn byw yma yng Nghymru, mae'n hollol iawn y dylent gael eu clywed yn y Siambr hon hefyd os yn bosibl.
English: The next item on our agenda this afternoon is questions to the Assembly Commission. Question 1 and question 2 this afternoon will be answered by the Llywydd. Question 1 - Mick Antoniw.
Welsh: Yr eitem nesaf ar ein hagenda y prynhawn yma yw cwestiynau i Gomisiwn y Cynulliad. Bydd cwestiwn 1 a chwestiwn 2 y prynhawn yma yn cael eu hateb gan y Llywydd. Cwestiwn 1 - Mick Antoniw.
English: There are three pension schemes associated with the National Assembly for Wales: the Assembly Members' pension scheme, the Assembly Members' support staff scheme and the civil service pension scheme for Commission staff.
Welsh: Mae tri chynllun pensiwn yn gysylltiedig â'r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol: cynllun pensiwn Aelodau'r Cynulliad, cynllun pensiwn staff cymorth Aelodau'r Cynulliad a chynllun pensiwn y gwasanaeth sifil ar gyfer staff y Comisiwn.
English: Thank you for that answer. Of course, the Commission will be aware that, in addition to the pension schemes for Assembly Members and civil servants, there is a third scheme that provides for Assembly Member support staff, as you've just mentioned. Now, my understanding is that this scheme has not been reviewed since its introduction, and, at first sight, compares very unfavourably with the other schemes. Could I ask the Commissioner for guidance on how the process of reviewing the staff pension scheme might be instigated so that we can be sure that it is fair and reflects the contribution that all our support staff make?
Welsh: Diolch i chi am yr ateb hwnnw. Wrth gwrs, bydd y Comisiwn yn ymwybodol, yn ogystal â'r cynlluniau pensiwn ar gyfer Aelodau'r Cynulliad a gweision sifil, fod yna drydydd cynllun sy'n darparu ar gyfer staff cymorth Aelodau'r Cynulliad, fel rydych newydd ei grybwyll. Nawr, deallaf nad yw'r cynllun hwn wedi cael ei adolygu ers ei gyflwyno, ac ar yr olwg gyntaf, mae'n cymharu'n anffafriol iawn â'r cynlluniau eraill. A gaf fi ofyn i'r Comisiynydd am arweiniad ar sut y gellid dechrau'r broses o adolygu'r cynllun pensiwn staff fel y gallwn fod yn sicr ei fod yn deg ac yn adlewyrchu'r cyfraniad y mae ein holl staff cymorth yn ei wneud?
English: Thank you for that question. For clarity, the pension arrangements that Assembly Members' support staff have and the employer contribution rates to that scheme is a matter for the remuneration board, not the Assembly Commission directly, and the remuneration board did recently publish its review of staffing support but didn't put forward any proposals to change the AMSS pension scheme during that review, as, I think, you've just outlined there. You'll know, of course, as all Members will know, that the remuneration board is undertaking a review of the determination for the sixth Assembly and its consultation of that review, covering staffing support, closed on 11 October, but I understand that Members and support staff are free to raise with the remuneration board any matters relating to the review, which would include employer contribution for the support staff pensions, and I urge any interested parties to do that.
Welsh: Diolch i chi am y cwestiwn hwnnw. Er eglurder, mater i'r bwrdd taliadau, nid Comisiwn y Cynulliad yn uniongyrchol, yw'r trefniadau pensiwn sydd gan staff cymorth Aelodau'r Cynulliad a chyfraddau cyfraniadau'r cyflogwr i'r cynllun hwnnw, ac yn ddiweddar, cyhoeddodd y bwrdd taliadau ei adolygiad o'r cymorth staff ond nid ydynt wedi cyflwyno unrhyw argymhellion i newid cynllun pensiwn staff cymorth Aelodau'r Cynulliad yn ystod yr adolygiad hwnnw, fel rydych newydd ei nodi, rwy'n credu. Fe fyddwch yn gwybod, wrth gwrs, fel y bydd yr holl Aelodau'n gwybod, fod y bwrdd taliadau'n cynnal adolygiad o'r penderfyniad ar gyfer y chweched Cynulliad a daeth ei ymgynghoriad ar yr adolygiad hwnnw, sy'n ymdrin â chymorth staff, i ben ar 11 Hydref, ond deallaf fod Aelodau a staff cymorth yn rhydd i godi unrhyw faterion sy'n ymwneud â'r adolygiad gyda'r bwrdd taliadau, a byddai hynny'n cynnwys cyfraniad y cyflogwr i bensiynau staff cymorth, ac rwy'n annog unrhyw un sydd â diddordeb i wneud hynny.
English: Engaging with all the people of Wales and championing the Assembly is one of the Commission's strategic priorities. Promoting awareness and understanding of the work of the National Assembly is part of that. There are a couple of ways we allocate money to these priorities - through the regular budget and through the project fund. Regular funding includes support for the Youth Parliament, the Senedd shop, school visits, marketing and publicity, and that all adds up to £311,000. There are three relevant projects in the project fund for 2019-20, with a total amount of £520,000.
Welsh: Mae ymgysylltu ac hyrwyddo'r Cynulliad yn un o flaenoriaethau strategol y Comisiwn ac mae codi ymwybyddiaeth a gwella dealltwriaeth o waith y Cynulliad yn rhan o hynny. Mae dwy ffordd gennym ni o neilltuo arian ar gyfer y blaenoriaethau hyn - drwy'r gyllideb arferol a thrwy gronfa prosiectau. Mae'r cyllid rheolaidd yn cynnwys cefnogi Senedd Ieuenctid Cymru, siop y Senedd, ymweliadau ysgolion, marchnata a chyhoeddusrwydd, ac mae hynny'n gyfanswm o £311,000. Mae tri phrosiect perthnasol yn y gronfa brosiectau ar gyfer 2019-20, gyda gwerth cyfanswm o £520,000.
English: Diolch, Llywydd. According to the 2019-20 budget, the priority projects for this financial year, of course, are based on the organisational priorities, including the provision of increasing engagement with the people of Wales and using our resources wisely. Having considered the budget, I note that £311,000 was allocated to promoting awareness and understanding of work. Similarly, around the same amount is budgeted for the next financial year and was also spent in 2018-19. So, that's around £1 million dedicated, technically, to promoting awareness and understanding. It is quite a significant amount, so, really, what I'm asking, Llywydd, is how is the Assembly Commission ensuring that this spend is subjected to fairly robust scrutiny and that there is a wise use of resources that is delivering on raising awareness of the work of the National Assembly for Wales and, indeed, its Members in constituencies and across the regions of Wales?
Welsh: Diolch, Lywydd. Yn ôl cyllideb 2019-20, mae'r prosiectau blaenoriaeth ar gyfer y flwyddyn ariannol hon, wrth gwrs, yn seiliedig ar y blaenoriaethau sefydliadol, gan gynnwys sicrhau ymgysylltiad cynyddol â phobl Cymru a defnyddio ein hadnoddau'n ddoeth. Ar ôl ystyried y gyllideb, sylwaf fod £311,000 wedi'i ddyrannu i hyrwyddo ymwybyddiaeth a dealltwriaeth o waith. Yn yr un modd, mae tua'r un swm wedi'i gyllidebu ar gyfer y flwyddyn ariannol nesaf ac fe gafodd ei wario hefyd yn 2018-19. Felly, dyna oddeutu £1 filiwn a neilltuwyd, yn dechnegol, i hyrwyddo ymwybyddiaeth a dealltwriaeth. Mae'n swm eithaf sylweddol, felly yr hyn rwy'n ei ofyn mewn gwirionedd, Lywydd, yw sut y mae Comisiwn y Cynulliad yn sicrhau bod y gwariant hwn yn destun craffu eithaf trylwyr ac y gwneir defnydd doeth o adnoddau sy'n cyflawni o ran codi ymwybyddiaeth o waith Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru, a'i Aelodau yn wir, mewn etholaethau ac ar draws rhanbarthau Cymru?
English: Well, the Assembly Commission's budget is voted on by this Assembly, by all Members here present, and is scrutinised as part of the annual budget scrutiny within the Finance Committee, and I think the commissioner, Suzy Davies, has recently been in front of the Finance Committee being scrutinised on our budget proposals for the next year. We look, at all times, to do our work as effectively as possible. We welcome comments that Members have on how we can improve that and to do that as part of the scrutiny processes and in questions here. And I'm forever looking at ways where we can improve how we do our information sharing and work with the people of Wales in all parts of Wales. I seek to do that in as radical and as effective a way as possible, always being aware, of course, that we need to spend wisely.
Welsh: Wel, pleidleisir ar gyllideb Comisiwn y Cynulliad gan y Cynulliad hwn, gan yr holl Aelodau sy'n bresennol yma, a chreffir arni fel rhan o'r gwaith craffu blynyddol ar y gyllideb yn y Pwyllgor Cyllid, a chredaf fod y comisiynydd, Suzy Davies, wedi bod ger bron y Pwyllgor Cyllid yn ddiweddar yn cael ei chraffu mewn perthynas â'n cynigion cyllidebol ar gyfer y flwyddyn nesaf. Rydym bob amser yn ceisio gwneud ein gwaith mor effeithiol â phosibl. Rydym yn croesawu sylwadau gan Aelodau ynglŷn â sut y gallwn wella hynny a gwneud hynny fel rhan o'r prosesau craffu ac mewn cwestiynau yma. Ac rwyf bob amser yn edrych ar ffyrdd y gallwn wella'r modd y byddwn yn rhannu gwybodaeth ac yn gweithio gyda phobl Cymru ym mhob rhan o Gymru. Ceisiaf wneud hynny mewn ffordd mor radical ac effeithiol â phosibl, gan fod yn ymwybodol bob amser, wrth gwrs, fod angen inni wario'n ddoeth.
English: The Commission installed four charging points in the Tŷ Hywel car park in spring 2018 for use by staff and visitors. Since then, they have been used 692 times to supply over 6,500 kWh of power to electric cars. This has saved more than 5.5 tonnes of carbon dioxide being emitted to the atmosphere. The Commission believes that the designated parking spaces provide an incentive to use an electric vehicle and charging costs are recovered from users by the Commission.
Welsh: Gosododd y Comisiwn bedwar pwynt gwefru ym maes parcio Tŷ Hywel yng ngwanwyn 2018 i'w defnyddio gan staff ac ymwelwyr. Ers hynny, maent wedi cael eu defnyddio 692 o weithiau i gyflenwi dros 6,500 kWh o bŵer i geir trydan. Mae hyn wedi arbed mwy na 5.5 o dunelli o garbon deuocsid rhag cael eu hallyrru i'r atmosffer. Mae'r Comisiwn o'r farn fod y mannau parcio dynodedig yn gymhelliant i ddefnyddio cerbyd trydan a bod y Comisiwn yn adennill costau gwefru gan y defnyddwyr.
English: Thank you. I'm delighted that we've saved 5.5 tonnes in the 18 months or so since they've been used, but I'd be really keen to understand exactly what type of electric charging they are, given that there are two different types of electric vehicles, because I genuinely would like to move towards using a non-polluting vehicle, as I represent one of the most polluted areas - or probably the most polluted area - in Wales. But I've not seen them, I've not seen a notice saying, 'Electric charging this way'. Do you think they could be better promoted?
Welsh: Diolch. Rwyf wrth fy modd ein bod wedi arbed 5.5 o dunelli yn y 18 mis ers iddynt gael eu defnyddio, ond buaswn yn awyddus iawn i ddeall yn union pa fath o bwyntiau gwefru cerbydau trydan ydynt, o ystyried bod dau fath gwahanol o gerbydau trydan, oherwydd buaswn o ddifrif yn hoffi newid i gerbyd dilygredd, gan fy mod yn cynrychioli un o'r ardaloedd mwyaf llygredig - neu'r ardal fwyaf llygredig, mae'n debyg - yng Nghymru. Ond nid wyf wedi'u gweld, nid wyf wedi gweld arwydd yn dweud, 'Pwyntiau gwefru cerbydau trydan y ffordd yma'. A ydych yn credu y gellid eu hyrwyddo'n well?