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English: I shared a platform with the Prime Minister at COP26. He devoted his address in a way which, I could not help but feel, left 40 international leaders in front of us slightly baffled on the importance of better mannered cows in addressing climate change. So, he clearly has a long-standing interest in the contribution of farmyard animals to political debate. [ Laughter.] The importance, however, of the point that the Member makes is this: technologies are changing, as in the area identified in the original question. New possibilities will emerge. We want Wales always to be at the forefront and at the cutting edge of efforts made to achieve net-zero carbon. If we are able to bring forward the date from 2050, which is where the CCC tells us currently, with what we know today, is the possibility for Wales, of course we want to do that. And the work that will now go on against the new date will tell us where those new opportunities lie and whether it is possible to go even further and faster than we have been able up until now.
Welsh: Rhannais lwyfan â Phrif Weinidog y DU yn COP26. Neilltuodd ei anerchiad mewn ffordd na allwn i helpu ond teimlo a wnaeth adael 40 o arweinwyr rhyngwladol o'n blaenau wedi drysu braidd ynghylch pwysigrwydd ymddygiad gwell gan wartheg wrth fynd i'r afael â'r newid yn yr hinsawdd. Felly, mae'n amlwg bod ganddo ddiddordeb hirsefydlog mewn cyfraniad anifeiliaid fferm at ddadl wleidyddol. [ Chwerthin.] Fodd bynnag, pwysigrwydd y pwynt y mae'r Aelod yn ei wneud yw hyn: mae technolegau yn newid, fel yn y maes a nodwyd yn y cwestiwn gwreiddiol. Bydd posibiliadau newydd yn dod i'r amlwg. Rydym ni eisiau i Gymru fod yn flaenllaw bob amser ac ar flaen y gad o ran yr ymdrechion sy'n cael eu gwneud i sicrhau carbon sero-net. Os gallwn ni symud y dyddiad ymlaen o 2050, sef yr hyn y mae'r Pwyllgor Newid Hinsawdd yn ei ddweud wrthym ni yw'r posibilrwydd i Gymru ar hyn o bryd, gyda'r hyn yr ydym ni'n ei wybod heddiw, rydym ni eisiau gwneud hynny, wrth gwrs. A bydd y gwaith a fydd yn cael ei wneud nawr yn erbyn y dyddiad newydd yn dweud wrthym ni ble mae'r cyfleoedd newydd hynny ac a yw'n bosibl mynd hyd yn oed ymhellach ac yn gyflymach nag yr ydym ni wedi gallu ei wneud hyd yn hyn.
English: Questions now from party leaders and, on behalf of the Welsh Conservatives, Darren Millar.
Welsh: Cwestiynau nawr gan arweinwyr y pleidiau ac, ar ran arweinydd y Ceidwadwyr, Darren Millar.
English: Diolch, Llywydd. First Minister, I know that you would like us to focus today's First Minister's question time on your party's deal with the Welsh nationalists, but I don't want to focus on what many people on my side of the Chamber regard as a sideshow. I want to focus on issues that really matter to the people of Wales. So, I want to ask you about mental health. First Minister, last week saw the publication of a report on mental health services in north Wales. It made for very difficult reading. The Holden report, which was suppressed by the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board for almost eight years, exposed a culture of bullying, intimidation, staff shortages, patient neglect, all at the Hergest unit in Ysbyty Gwynedd. Can you tell me, First Minister, what lessons has the Welsh Government learnt from that report?
Welsh: Diolch, Llywydd. Prif Weinidog, rwy'n gwybod yr hoffech chi i ni ganolbwyntio yn sesiwn cwestiynau'r Prif Weinidog heddiw ar gytundeb eich plaid gyda chenedlaetholwyr Cymru, ond nid wyf i eisiau canolbwyntio ar yr hyn y mae llawer o bobl ar fy ochr i o'r Siambr yn ei ystyried yn fater eilradd. Rwyf i eisiau canolbwyntio ar faterion sy'n wirioneddol bwysig i bobl Cymru. Felly, hoffwn i eich holi ynghylch iechyd meddwl. Prif Weinidog, yr wythnos diwethaf cafodd adroddiad ei gyhoeddi ar wasanaethau iechyd meddwl yn y gogledd. Roedd yn anodd iawn ei ddarllen. Amlygodd adroddiad Holden, a gafodd ei atal gan Fwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Betsi Cadwaladr am bron i wyth mlynedd, ddiwylliant o fwlio, bygythiadau, prinder staff, esgeuluso cleifion, i gyd yn uned Hergest yn Ysbyty Gwynedd. A allwch chi ddweud wrthyf, Prif Weinidog, pa wersi y mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi eu dysgu o'r adroddiad hwnnw?
English: Well, as the Member said, Llywydd, the report is eight years old, and many lessons have been learnt since then. I was myself heartened to see that the Healthcare Inspectorate Wales report on the Hergest unit in 2018 found evidence that the unit then provided safe care, and that when HIW undertook a quality check at the unit in May of this year, it once again confirmed that considerable progress had been made in bringing that unit to a more acceptable level of care and provision for citizens in that part of Wales. So, those are the lessons that have been learnt over that eight-year period - that, with a proper focus and commitment from those concerned, even very difficult experiences can be overcome and a path to improvement set out.
Welsh: Wel, fel y dywedodd yr Aelod, Llywydd, mae'r adroddiad yn wyth mlwydd oed, ac mae llawer o wersi wedi eu dysgu ers hynny. Cefais fy nghalonogi fy hun o weld bod adroddiad Arolygiaeth Gofal Iechyd Cymru ar uned Hergest yn 2018 wedi canfod tystiolaeth bod yr uned yn darparu gofal diogel ar y pryd, a phan gynhaliodd AGIC archwiliad ansawdd yn yr uned ym mis Mai eleni, cadarnhaodd eto fod cynnydd sylweddol wedi ei wneud o ran dod â'r uned honno i lefel fwy derbyniol o ofal a darpariaeth i ddinasyddion yn y rhan honno o Gymru. Felly, dyna'r gwersi sydd wedi eu dysgu dros y cyfnod hwnnw o wyth mlynedd - y gellir goresgyn profiadau anodd iawn hyd yn oed a chyflwyno llwybr at welliant gyda phwyslais ac ymrwymiad priodol gan y rhai dan sylw.
English: I'm surprised by your answer, First Minister. I didn't ask you what lessons the health board had learned, I asked you what lessons you had learned - the Welsh Government had learned. You were the health Minister at the time that these problems were festering in north Wales. Alarm bells were ringing, staff were complaining, patients were being neglected, some were being harmed, and I, along with other elected representatives who were Members of the Senedd at that time, were expressing concerns in correspondence to you. But it took you two years - two very long years - and a further damning report into institutional abuse and neglect in mental health services, this time at Ysbyty Glan Clwyd's Tawel Fan ward, before you finally got around to placing the Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board into special measures. But of course it was too little, too late for those patients who in the meantime had come to harm and for their loved ones. Do you, as the health Minister at that particular time, accept any responsibility whatsoever for the harm that was suffered by patients? And what action is now being taken to hold those people who were responsible for the failings identified by Holden to account for what went wrong?
Welsh: Rwy'n synnu at eich ateb, Prif Weinidog. Ni ofynnais i chi pa wersi yr oedd y bwrdd iechyd wedi eu dysgu, gofynnais i chi pa wersi yr oeddech chi wedi eu dysgu - yr oedd Llywodraeth Cymru wedi eu dysgu. Chi oedd y Gweinidog iechyd ar y pryd pan oedd y problemau hyn yn amlwg yn y gogledd. Roedd clychau larwm yn canu, roedd staff yn cwyno, roedd cleifion yn cael eu hesgeuluso, roedd rhai yn cael eu niweidio, ac roeddwn i, ynghyd â chynrychiolwyr etholedig eraill a oedd yn Aelodau o'r Senedd bryd hynny, yn mynegi pryderon mewn gohebiaeth â chi. Ond cymerodd ddwy flynedd i chi - dwy flynedd hir iawn - ac adroddiad damniol arall ar gam-drin ac esgeuluso sefydliadol mewn gwasanaethau iechyd meddwl, ar ward Tawel Fan Ysbyty Glan Clwyd y tro hwn, cyn i chi fynd ati o'r diwedd i roi Bwrdd Iechyd Prifysgol Betsi Cadwaladr mewn mesurau arbennig. Ond wrth gwrs roedd yn rhy ychydig, yn rhy hwyr i'r cleifion hynny a oedd wedi dioddef niwed yn y cyfamser ac i'w hanwyliaid. A ydych chi, fel y Gweinidog iechyd ar yr adeg benodol honno, yn derbyn unrhyw gyfrifoldeb o gwbl am y niwed a ddioddefodd y cleifion? A pha gamau sy'n cael eu cymryd yn awr i ddwyn i gyfrif y bobl hynny a oedd yn gyfrifol am y methiannau a gafodd eu nodi gan Holden am yr hyn a aeth o'i le?
English: First Minister, I am very disappointed by your response. I have not denigrated in any way the people on the front lines of our health service who are delivering high-quality care under great pressure day in, day out. What I'm asking you is: will you accept some responsibility for what happened in north Wales to its mental health services, given that you were the health Minister at the time? Where's the accountability, where's the apology to those individuals who suffered as a result of that delay in action? You evaded responsibility then and you're now trying to do the same, not just in relation to mental health services in north Wales, but also of course in relation to your decisions around the pandemic. So, can I ask you a slightly different question? Will you and your coalition partners in Plaid Cymru learn the lessons from the past? Will you stop the dithering and will you listen to the calls of grieving families that are echoing in my ears, and no doubt echoing in yours, and take now swift action - not delayed action - to commission a Wales-specific COVID inquiry as soon as possible to learn the lessons from this pandemic and to make sure they're not repeated in the future?
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, rwy'n siomedig iawn gyda'ch ymateb. Nid wyf i wedi bychanu mewn unrhyw ffordd y bobl ar rengoedd blaen ein gwasanaeth iechyd sy'n darparu gofal o ansawdd uchel o dan bwysau mawr ddydd ar ôl dydd. Yr hyn yr wyf i'n ei ofyn i chi yw: a wnewch chi dderbyn rhywfaint o gyfrifoldeb am yr hyn a ddigwyddodd yn y gogledd i'w wasanaethau iechyd meddwl, o gofio mai chi oedd y Gweinidog iechyd ar y pryd? Ble mae'r atebolrwydd, ble mae'r ymddiheuriad i'r unigolion hynny a ddioddefodd o ganlyniad i'r oedi hwnnw cyn gweithredu? Fe wnaethoch chi osgoi cyfrifoldeb bryd hynny ac rydych chi'n ceisio gwneud yr un peth nawr, nid yn unig o ran gwasanaethau iechyd meddwl yn y gogledd, ond hefyd wrth gwrs o ran eich penderfyniadau ynghylch y pandemig. Felly, a gaf i ofyn cwestiwn ychydig yn wahanol i chi? A wnewch chi a'ch partneriaid clymblaid ym Mhlaid Cymru ddysgu'r gwersi o'r gorffennol? A wnewch chi roi'r gorau i'r petruso ac a wnewch chi wrando ar alwadau teuluoedd sy'n galaru sy'n adleisio yn fy nghlustiau, ac yn adleisio yn eich clustiau chi rwy'n siŵr, a chymryd camau cyflym yn awr - nid oedi cyn gweithredu - i gomisiynu ymchwiliad COVID penodol i Gymru cyn gynted â phosibl i ddysgu'r gwersi o'r pandemig hwn ac i wneud yn siŵr nad ydyn nhw'n cael eu hailadrodd yn y dyfodol?
English: Well, Llywydd, amongst his more offensive remarks, the Member did manage to squeeze a sentence out to recognise the high quality of care provided for his constituents in north Wales. I discussed the whole business of an inquiry with Michael Gove, the Minister responsible for this matter in the UK Government last week. I received further assurances from him of the commitment of the Conservative UK Government to an inquiry that will provide the answers that Welsh families need. He told me that he was well aware of the actions of the Welsh Conservative party in attempting to undermine the agreement that I have reached with the Prime Minister. It continues yet again here today. He may not be prepared to trust what I am told by his party members in Government in Westminster; until I see evidence that they are not prepared to do what they tell me every time I discuss it with them - [ Interruption.] Every time I discuss it with them, they tell me they are determined to provide an inquiry that will provide the answers that people who speak to me and to him - . I will believe them until I see evidence that what they're saying to me is not true. He has had no trust in what they say to me from the outset.
Welsh: Wel, Llywydd, ymysg ei sylwadau mwy sarhaus, fe wnaeth yr Aelod lwyddo i wasgu brawddeg allan i gydnabod ansawdd uchel y gofal sy'n cael ei ddarparu i'w etholwyr yn y gogledd. Trafodais holl fusnes ymchwiliad gyda Michael Gove, y Gweinidog sy'n gyfrifol am y mater hwn yn Llywodraeth y DU yr wythnos diwethaf. Cefais sicrwydd pellach ganddo o ymrwymiad Llywodraeth Geidwadol y DU i ymchwiliad a fydd yn rhoi'r atebion sydd eu hangen ar deuluoedd yng Nghymru. Dywedodd wrthyf ei fod yn gwbl ymwybodol o weithredoedd plaid Geidwadol Cymru i geisio tanseilio'r cytundeb yr wyf i wedi ei wneud gyda Phrif Weinidog y DU. Mae'n parhau yma eto heddiw. Efallai nad yw'n barod i ymddiried yn yr hyn y mae aelodau ei blaid ef yn y Llywodraeth yn San Steffan yn ei ddweud wrthyf; tan i mi weld tystiolaeth nad ydyn nhw'n barod i wneud yr hyn maen nhw'n ei ddweud wrthyf bob tro y byddaf i'n ei drafod gyda nhw - [ Torri ar draws.] Bob tro yr wyf i'n ei drafod gyda nhw, maen nhw'n dweud wrthyf eu bod nhw'n benderfynol o ddarparu ymchwiliad a fydd yn rhoi'r atebion y mae pobl sy'n siarad â mi a gydag ef - . Byddaf i'n eu credu nhw tan i mi weld tystiolaeth nad yw'r hyn y maen nhw'n ei ddweud wrthyf yn wir. Ni fu ganddo ef unrhyw ymddiriedaeth yn yr hyn y maen nhw'n ei ddweud wrthyf o'r cychwyn cyntaf.
English: Diolch, Llywydd. I thought Darren Millar was remarkably reticent today about the co-operation agreement. Maybe, I don't know, he's regretting some of his attack lines overnight. But they said - and you said - that the agreement does nothing to help the people of Wales: tell that to the 200,000 children that will now receive free school meals as a result of that; tell that to the extra thousands of children that will receive free childcare. They say it does nothing for the NHS and yet, at its heart is the creation of a national care service that will make the single biggest contribution imaginable to solving the long-term challenges of the health service. We pledge together to feed our children and care for our elderly, and all they can come up with is their usual negativity. I'm not surprised The Daily Telegraph doesn't like radical action on second homes, but when they and the Tories line up against Wales, isn't that the surest sign that we must be doing something right?
Welsh: Diolch, Llywydd. Roeddwn i'n meddwl bod Darren Millar yn hynod dawedog heddiw am y cytundeb cydweithredu. Efallai, wn i ddim, ei fod yn gresynu at rai o'i linellau ymosod dros nos. Ond fe wnaethon nhw ddweud - ac fe wnaethoch chi ddweud - nad yw'r cytundeb yn gwneud dim i helpu pobl Cymru: dywedwch hynny wrth y 200,000 o blant a fydd yn cael prydau ysgol am ddim yn awr o ganlyniad i hynny; dywedwch hynny wrth y miloedd ychwanegol o blant a fydd yn derbyn gofal plant am ddim. Maen nhw'n dweud nad yw'n gwneud dim i'r GIG ac eto, yn y ganolog iddo y mae creu gwasanaeth gofal cenedlaethol a fydd yn gwneud y cyfraniad unigol mwyaf y gellir ei ddychmygu at ddatrys heriau hirdymor y gwasanaeth iechyd. Rydym ni'n addo gyda'n gilydd i fwydo ein plant a gofalu am ein henoed, a'r cyfan y gallan nhw ei gyfleu yw eu hagwedd negyddol arferol. Nid wyf i'n synnu nad yw The Daily Telegraph yn hoffi gweithredu radical ar ail gartrefi, ond pan fyddan nhw a'r Torïaid yn uno yn erbyn Cymru, onid dyna'r arwydd mwyaf sicr bod yn rhaid ein bod ni'n gwneud rhywbeth yn iawn?
English: Well, Llywydd, by the end of this Senedd term, it'll be 25 years in the wilderness for the Welsh Conservative Party, and as we've heard overnight and heard again today, they work very hard to deserve that position. I'll just point out - they won't like it again; I can see them shaking their heads from here - straight after the election, we had a debate here on the floor of the Senedd; much was said about the need to work together on issues on which we agreed. I wrote immediately after that to the leader of the Welsh Conservative Party here and I wrote to the leader of Plaid Cymru. I received a reply from the leader of Plaid Cymru; I received nothing at all from the leader of the Welsh Conservatives. FootnoteLink That's why they've never been anywhere near Government in this place, because they simply lack the maturity - the capacity, even - ever to be part of Government here. They're in the wilderness because it's where they deserve to be.
Welsh: Wel, Llywydd, erbyn diwedd y tymor Senedd hwn, bydd hi'n 25 mlynedd yn y diffeithwch i Blaid Geidwadol Cymru, ac fel y clywsom ni dros nos ac y clywsom ni eto heddiw, maen nhw'n gweithio yn galed iawn i haeddu'r sefyllfa honno. Hoffwn i dynnu sylw - ni fyddan nhw'n ei hoffi eto; rwy'n gallu eu gweld nhw'n ysgwyd eu pennau o'r fan yma - yn syth ar ôl yr etholiad, cawsom ddadl yma ar lawr y Senedd; cafodd llawer ei ddweud am yr angen i gydweithio ar faterion yr oeddem ni'n cytuno arnyn nhw. Ysgrifennais yn syth ar ôl hynny at arweinydd Plaid y Ceidwadwyr Cymreig yma ac ysgrifennais at arweinydd Plaid Cymru. Cefais ateb gan arweinydd Plaid Cymru; ni chefais ddim o gwbl gan arweinydd y Ceidwadwyr Cymreig. Dyna pam nad ydyn nhw erioed wedi bod yn agos at y Llywodraeth yn y lle hwn, oherwydd nid yw'r aeddfedrwydd ganddyn nhw - y gallu, hyd yn oed - i fod yn rhan o Lywodraeth yma. Maen nhw yn y diffeithwch gan mai dyna le maen nhw'n haeddu bod.
English: As we say in the foreword to our agreement, the people of Wales in voting to create our democracy also wanted a new kind of politics. Now maybe we can forgive, and indeed pity, the Conservatives for being trapped in their Westminster mindset; many of them after all would rather be there than here. They see the world in binary opposites; we try and draw upon the great Welsh tradition of co-operation. I referred to Robert Owen in my remarks yesterday, talking about a Wales built through the co-operation of all to the benefit of each. Out of that tradition we have created a new model, a bespoke agreement between one party in Government and one party in opposition, which nobody could have foreseen. But it is part of that desire for a new politics that built this institution and most people in Wales will welcome it because they don't want politicians who play Westminster parlour games; they want their elected representatives to work together to come up with solutions to our many problems. Isn't that, after all, the entire point of democracy?
Welsh: Fel yr ydym ni'n ei ddweud yn y rhagair i'n cytundeb, trwy bleidleisio i greu ein democratiaeth, roedd pobl Cymru hefyd yn dymuno gweld math newydd o wleidyddiaeth. Nawr efallai y gallwn ni faddau, ac yn wir dosturio wrth y Ceidwadwyr am gael eu dal yn eu meddylfryd San Steffan; byddai'n well gan lawer ohonyn nhw fod yno nag yma wedi'r cyfan. Maen nhw'n gweld y byd mewn gwrthwynebau deuaidd; rydym ni'n ceisio manteisio ar y traddodiad Cymreig mawr o gydweithredu. Cyfeiriais at Robert Owen yn fy sylwadau ddoe, yn sôn am Gymru a gafodd ei hadeiladu drwy gydweithrediad pawb er budd pob un. O'r traddodiad hwnnw rydym ni wedi creu model newydd, cytundeb pwrpasol rhwng un blaid mewn Llywodraeth ac un blaid sy'n wrthblaid, na allai neb fod wedi ei ragweld. Ond mae'n rhan o'r awydd hwnnw am wleidyddiaeth newydd a adeiladodd y sefydliad hwn a bydd y rhan fwyaf o bobl yng Nghymru yn ei groesawu gan nad ydyn nhw eisiau gwleidyddion sy'n chwarae gemau parlwr San Steffan; maen nhw eisiau i'w cynrychiolwyr etholedig gydweithio i ddod o hyd i atebion i'n problemau niferus. Onid dyna, wedi'r cyfan, yw holl bwynt democratiaeth?
English: Whatever the views of one on the content of the agreement, there are no two ways that this is a radical agreement that will deliver on some of the things that campaigners have been fighting for over decades, such as managing the housing market. But surely nobody could disagree that our citizens should be able to access correct information to hold us all to account, and it's clear to everyone that that isn't happening as it should at the moment. Now, to look at the London-based media that, to be fair, actually took the trouble of reporting on this development in Welsh politics yesterday, the ignorance was striking. One report referred to 15 Plaid Cymru Members of the Senedd and another mentioned that Plaid Cymru was the third party within Welsh Government. Shouldn't everyone be able to unite behind the opportunity provided by the agreement to close that democratic deficit and to create a media landscape in Wales that serves the needs of our people and empowers them to participate in our democracy?
Welsh: Beth bynnag fo barn rhywun am gynnwys y cytundeb cydweithio, does dim dwywaith bod hwn yn gytundeb radical a fydd yn delifro ar rai o'r pethau y mae ymgyrchwyr wedi bod yn brwydro arnyn nhw ers degawdau, fel rheoli'r farchnad dai. Ond does bosib na fyddai unrhyw un yn anghytuno y dylai ein dinasyddion ni allu cael y wybodaeth gywir i'n dal ni i gyd i gyfrif, ac mae'n gwbl amlwg i bawb nad yw hynny'n digwydd fel y dylai fe ar hyn o bryd. I'r rhannau hynny o'r wasg Lundeinig a wnaeth, a bod yn deg, drafferthu i adrodd ar y datblygiad newydd hwn yng ngwleidyddiaeth Cymru ddoe, roedd yr anwybodaeth yn drawiadol. Roedd un adroddiad yn cyfeirio at 15 Aelod Plaid Cymru o'r Senedd ac un arall yn sôn mai Plaid Cymru oedd y drydedd blaid o fewn Llywodraeth Cymru. Oni ddylai pawb, gobeithio, allu uno tu ôl i'r cyfle mae'r cytundeb yn ei gynnig i gau'r bwlch democrataidd a chreu system gyfryngol i Gymru sy'n gwasanaethu anghenion ein pobl ac yn eu grymuso nhw i gymryd rhan yn ein democratiaeth ni?
English: I agree with Adam Price because the democratic deficit is clear for everyone to see when they read what the press in London has said about almost everything that goes on here in Wales, and they did the same yesterday as well. At the end of the day, Llywydd, as we both mentioned yesterday, it will be in the hands of the people of Wales to make those decisions after the agreement. If the people of Wales can see what we're doing, the innovative things and ambitious things that we're trying to do, I'm sure that that will be appreciated. But it's in their hands at the end of the day.
Welsh: Dwi'n cytuno ag Adam Price achos mae'r bwlch democrataidd yn amlwg i unrhyw berson i'w weld pan ydyn nhw'n darllen beth mae'r wasg yn Llundain wedi ei ddweud am bron popeth sy'n mynd ymlaen yma yng Nghymru, ac roedden nhw'n gwneud yr un peth ddoe hefyd. Ar ddiwedd y dydd, Llywydd, fel roeddem ni'n dau yn sôn ddoe, yn nwylo pobl yng Nghymru bydd y penderfyniadau ar ôl y cytundeb. Os yw pobl yng Nghymru yn gallu gweld beth rŷn ni'n ei wneud, pethau blaengar a phethau uchelgeisiol, dwi'n siŵr y bydd hwnna yn cael ei werthfawrogi. Ond yn eu dwylo nhw mae e ar ddiwedd y dydd.
English: I thank Joyce Watson for that, Llywydd. We are strengthening our violence against women, domestic abuse and sexual violence strategy to include violence and abuse in public and in the workplace, as well as in the home. A public consultation on the strategy will be launched next month. This is a societal problem that requires a societal response.
Welsh: Rwy'n diolch i Joyce Watson am hynna, Llywydd. Rydym ni'n cryfhau ein strategaeth trais yn erbyn menywod, cam-drin domestig a thrais rhywiol i gynnwys trais a cham-drin yn gyhoeddus ac yn y gweithle, yn ogystal ag yn y cartref. Bydd ymgynghoriad cyhoeddus ar y strategaeth yn cael ei lansio fis nesaf. Mae hon yn broblem gymdeithasol sy'n gofyn am ymateb cymdeithasol.