English: Thank you for that. I did listen to your answer to Gareth Bennett that you set the priorities and local government are charged with implementing them as they see fit in their local area. However, Minister, I would like to understand what ability you have to influence the fair deployment of funding throughout a local authority. One of the cinderella services ends up being enforcement. Local authorities don't like to enforce because they say they don't have the staff. They also worry that things will go to appeal and, therefore, they're in for a long legal, and very costly, battle. But what that can result in is enormous areas of unfairness. So, for example, in Pembrokeshire, I have at least three communities who are separated by a number of miles who have all been subjected to illegal Gypsy and Traveller sites arriving, they've been terrorised and intimidated, and forced out of their homes. It's a completely horrendous situation. I have been to everybody, the previous Minister, the police, but, above all, the county council, because they do have the enforcement capabilities. However, they simply will not step forward because they say they don't have the funds, they say that they need the funds for other vital services and yet we are disproportionately affecting other groups of people. I think it's incredibly unfair and I would like to understand if the Welsh Government is able to use its powers to ensure that local councils take into account all of the residents within their areas and not just look after protected minorities, because, trust me, if you or I tried to do something this illegal, we would have everything coming down on our shoulders like a tonne of bricks, and these poor people - the level of intimidation is horrific.
Welsh: Diolch i chi am hynny. Gwrandawais ar eich ateb i Gareth Bennett ac fe ddywedoch mai chi sy'n nodi'r blaenoriaethau a bod llywodraeth leol yn gyfrifol am eu gweithredu fel y gwelant orau yn eu hardal leol. Fodd bynnag, Weinidog, hoffwn ddeall pa allu sydd gennych i ddylanwadu ar degwch y modd y caiff cyllid ei ddefnyddio drwy awdurdod lleol. Un o'r gwasanaethau sinderela yn y pen draw yw gorfodaeth. Nid yw awdurdodau lleol yn hoffi gorfodi am eu bod yn dweud nad oes ganddynt y staff. Maent hefyd yn poeni y bydd pethau'n mynd i apêl ac felly y byddant yn gorfod ymladd brwydr gyfreithiol hir a chostus iawn. Ond gall hynny arwain at feysydd enfawr o annhegwch. Felly, er enghraifft, yn Sir Benfro, mae gennyf o leiaf dair cymuned gyda nifer o filltiroedd rhyngddynt ac mae pob un ohonynt wedi gweld safleoedd anghyfreithlon i Sipsiwn a Theithwyr yn cyrraedd, maent wedi cael eu dychryn a'u brawychu, a'u gorfodi allan o'u cartrefi. Mae'n sefyllfa hollol erchyll. Rwyf wedi bod yn gweld pawb, y Gweinidog blaenorol, yr heddlu, ond yn bennaf, y cyngor sir, oherwydd mae ganddynt alluoedd gorfodi. Fodd bynnag, maent yn gwrthod camu ymlaen am eu bod yn dweud nad oes ganddynt yr arian, maent yn dweud eu bod angen yr arian ar gyfer gwasanaethau hanfodol eraill ac eto rydym yn effeithio'n anghymesur ar grwpiau eraill o bobl. Rwy'n credu ei bod yn sefyllfa hynod o annheg a hoffwn wybod a yw Llywodraeth Cymru yn gallu defnyddio ei phwerau i sicrhau bod cynghorau lleol yn ystyried yr holl drigolion yn eu hardaloedd yn hytrach na gofalu am leiafrifoedd a warchodir yn unig, oherwydd, credwch fi, pe baech chi neu fi'n ceisio gwneud rhywbeth mor anghyfreithlon â hyn, byddai popeth yn disgyn ar ein hysgwyddau fel tunnell o frics, a'r bobl druenus hyn - mae lefel y brawychiad yn arswydus.