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English: Of course, buses and housing are what you should be providing anyway. The last time I pointed out the lack of investment in the Rhondda to you, you mentioned the Skyline project as something that could boost the local economy. Now, this is something that I would support; it chimes with the notion of communities taking control of local land and their own destiny, which was the basis of my paper 'A Greenprint for the Valleys', which I published eight years ago. There are, however, some barriers to progressing what has the potential to be a very exciting project, and this was evidenced during the event that was held recently in the Pierhead building. The obvious question relates to funding, so can you tell me today what money the Welsh Government is providing, or intends to provide, to facilitate the Skyline project in the Rhondda? More important, however, is the unwillingness of Natural Resources Wales as landowners to be enablers for this project. At the moment, they look like their role is one of procrastination and obstruction. So, will you instruct this Welsh Government department to get behind this project as a matter of urgency to support it with practical actions, so that your warm words on this matter can actually mean something?
Welsh: Wrth gwrs, bysiau a thai yw'r hyn y dylech chi fod yn ei ddarparu beth bynnag. Y tro diwethaf i mi dynnu eich sylw at y diffyg buddsoddiad yn y Rhondda, soniasoch am brosiect Skyline fel rhywbeth a allai roi hwb i'r economi leol. Nawr, mae hwn yn rhywbeth y byddwn i'n ei gefnogi; mae'n cyd-fynd â'r syniad o gymunedau yn cymryd rheolaeth dros dir lleol a'u tynged eu hunain, sef sail fy mhapur 'Cynllun Gwyrdd i'r Cymoedd', a gyhoeddais wyth mlynedd yn ôl. Fodd bynnag, ceir rhai rhwystrau i ddatblygu'r hyn sydd â'r potensial i fod yn brosiect cyffrous iawn, a gwelwyd tystiolaeth o hyn yn ystod y digwyddiad a gynhaliwyd yn ddiweddar yn adeilad y Pierhead. Mae'r cwestiwn amlwg yn ymwneud ag ariannu, felly a allwch chi ddweud wrthyf i heddiw pa arian y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei ddarparu, neu'n bwriadu ei ddarparu, i hwyluso prosiect Skyline yn y Rhondda? Yn bwysicach na hynny, fodd bynnag, yw amharodrwydd Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru fel tirfeddianwyr i fod yn alluogwyr ar gyfer y prosiect hwn. Ar hyn o bryd, mae'n ymddangos bod eu swyddogaeth yn un o oedi a rhwystro. Felly, a wnewch chi gyfarwyddo'r adran hon o Lywodraeth Cymru i gefnogi'r prosiect hwn fel mater o frys i'w gefnogi gyda chamau ymarferol, fel y gall eich geiriau gwresog ar y mater hwn olygu rhywbeth mewn gwirionedd?
English: Well, I thank the Member for drawing our attention to the Skyline project again, and I share her enthusiasm for it. I enjoyed the opportunity to be at the Pierhead, and I particularly enjoyed the chance to go to Blaenrhondda in August, and to meet people directly involved in the Skyline project there, to go and see for myself some of the places that they hope to bring within its scope, and to hear from them what they thought the immediate next steps for them would be. And they did mention NRW to me, so Leanne Wood is absolutely fairly drawing attention to that aspect of the Skyline's work. I offered them a further meeting later this year, if the work that they were engaged in didn't come to fruition in the way that they wanted. They were content at that moment to continue with the efforts that they themselves were making to resolve some of the obstacles that they saw in their path. But I said to them then, and I'm very happy to repeat it again today, that if they reach a point where they feel their own efforts are not succeeding in unblocking some of the barriers, as they saw it, to progress, I'm very happy to meet them again, and I'm very happy to work with other Ministers here to make sure that we do whatever we can to help that very exciting project to come to fruition.
Welsh: Wel, diolch i'r Aelod am dynnu ein sylw at brosiect Skyline eto, ac rwy'n rhannu ei brwdfrydedd hi yn ei gylch. Mwynheais i'r cyfle i fod yn y Pierhead, a mwynheais yn arbennig y cyfle i fynd i Flaenrhondda ym mis Awst, a chyfarfod â phobl sy'n cymryd rhan uniongyrchol ym mhrosiect Skyline yn y fan honno, i fynd i weld drosof fy hun rhai o'r lleoedd y maen nhw'n gobeithio eu cwmpasu, a chlywed ganddyn nhw yr hyn yr oedden nhw'n ei feddwl byddai'r camau nesaf uniongyrchol iddyn nhw. Ac fe wnaethon nhw sôn am Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru wrthyf i, felly mae Leanne Wood yn gwbl deg i dynnu sylw at yr agwedd honno ar waith y Skyline. Cynigiais gyfarfod arall iddyn nhw yn ddiweddarach eleni, pe na fyddai'r gwaith yr oedden nhw'n cymryd rhan ynddo yn dwyn ffrwyth yn y ffordd yr oedden nhw'n dymuno. Roedden nhw'n fodlon ar y pryd i barhau â'r ymdrechion yr oedden nhw eu hunain yn eu gwneud i ddatrys rhai o'r rhwystrau yr oedden nhw'n yn eu gweld ar y ffordd. Ond dywedais wrthyn nhw bryd hynny, ac rwy'n hapus iawn i'w ailadrodd eto heddiw, os byddan nhw'n cyrraedd pwynt lle maen nhw'n teimlo nad yw eu hymdrechion eu hunain yn llwyddo i glirio rhai o'r rhwystrau, yn eu tyb nhw, i symud ymlaen, rwy'n fwy na pharod i gyfarfod â nhw eto, ac rwy'n hapus iawn i weithio gyda Gweinidogion eraill yma i wneud yn siŵr ein bod ni'n gwneud yr hyn a allwn ni i helpu'r prosiect cyffrous iawn hwnnw i ddwyn ffrwyth.
English: The next item is question to the Counsel General on his responsibilities as law officer, and the first question is from Bethan Sayed.
Welsh: Yr eitem nesaf yw'r cwestiynau i'r Cwnsler Cyffredinol ar ei gyfirfoldebau fel swyddog cyfreithiol, ac mae'r cwestiwn cyntaf gan Bethan Sayed.
English: I have not made any legal representations on the size of the prison estate in Wales myself.
Welsh: Nid wyf wedi gwneud unrhyw sylwadau cyfreithiol ynghylch maint yr ystad carchardai yng Nghymru fy hun.
English: Sorry, I was just struggling to hear. You said you haven't -
Welsh: Mae'n ddrwg gen i, roeddwn i'n ei chael hi'n anodd clywed. Fe wnaethoch chi ddweud nad ydych -
English: I haven't myself made any representations in relation to that.
Welsh: Nid wyf wedi gwneud unrhyw sylwadau yn gysylltiedig â hynny.
English: Okay. I'm just asking in relation to the Queen's Speech, as we heard this week that there is going to be a movement by the UK Government to extend sentencing in the UK, and, of course, the Ministry of Justice has still not shelved plans for a supersized prison in south Wales. They may have shelved the Port Talbot plan, but the south Wales superprison plan has not been shelved. In light of the announcement with regard to sentencing that may bring this idea back on track, would you be able to make representations, in your capacity, to the UK Government to understand what their propositions are, and whether we would be able to have any input here in Wales, as we were not afforded that when they previously floated the idea of the Port Talbot superprison?
Welsh: Iawn. Rwyf i ond yn gofyn o ran Araith y Frenhines, gan ein bod wedi clywed yr wythnos hon y bydd Llywodraeth y DU yn symud i ymestyn dedfrydau yn y DU, ac wrth gwrs, nid yw'r Weinyddiaeth Gyfiawnder eto wedi rhoi'r gorau i gynlluniau ar gyfer carchar enfawr yn ne Cymru. Efallai eu bod wedi rhoi'r gorau i gynllun Port Talbot, ond nid yw cynllun uwch-garchar de Cymru wedi'i ddileu. Yng ngoleuni'r cyhoeddiad ynghylch dedfrydu a allai roi'r syniad hwn ar ben ffordd eto, a fyddech chi'n gallu cyflwyno sylwadau, yn rhinwedd eich swydd, i Lywodraeth y DU er mwyn deall beth yw eu cynigion, ac a fyddem ni'n gallu cael unrhyw fewnbwn yma yng Nghymru, gan na chawsom ni hynny pan wnaethon nhw grybwyll syniad uwch-garchar Port Talbot yn flaenorol?
English: I thank the Member for that supplementary question. I, too, saw the proposals made in the Queen's Speech yesterday. I'm afraid I take the entire event yesterday as something of a political stunt in the broader context of the situation in which the Government finds itself. But on the substantive point the Member makes about the prison estate in Wales, and the possibility, as she refers, of the Baglan development in particular, she will recall that, following the issues with that proposed development, the Welsh Government issued a written statement in April of last year, indicating that we wouldn't facilitate any further prison development in Wales without meaningful discussion with the Ministry of Justice about the future estate, and that any new prison development in Wales should give due regard to the needs of Wales and should be done in full collaboration and co-operation with the Welsh Government. I do understand that the Ministry of Justice may be pursuing sites for a new male prison in south Wales. However, we haven't had yet any further details in relation to that, but we have been pressing for those details to be provided, and we will continue to do so. But I reassure the Member that the principles set out in the statement of 6 April remain the Government's position.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am y cwestiwn atodol hwnnw. Gwelais i'r cynigion a gafodd eu gwneud yn Araith y Frenhines ddoe hefyd. Mae arnaf i ofn fy mod yn dehongli'r digwyddiad cyfan ddoe fel tipyn o stỳnt wleidyddol yng nghyd-destun ehangach y sefyllfa y mae'r Llywodraeth ynddi. Ond ar y prif bwynt y mae'r Aelod yn ei wneud am yr ystad carchardai yng Nghymru, a'r posibilrwydd, fel y cyfeiria hi ato, o ddatblygiad Baglan yn benodol, bydd hi'n cofio, yn dilyn y problemau gyda'r datblygiad arfaethedig hwnnw, i Lywodraeth Cymru gyhoeddi datganiad ysgrifenedig ym mis Ebrill y llynedd, yn nodi na fyddem ni'n hwyluso unrhyw ddatblygiad pellach i garchardai yng Nghymru heb drafodaeth ystyrlon â'r Weinyddiaeth Gyfiawnder ynglŷn ag ystad y dyfodol, ac y dylai unrhyw ddatblygiad carchar newydd yng Nghymru roi sylw dyledus i anghenion Cymru ac y dylid ei wneud mewn cydweithrediad llawn â Llywodraeth Cymru. Rwyf i'n deall y gall y Weinyddiaeth Gyfiawnder fod yn ystyried safleoedd ar gyfer carchar newydd i ddynion yn ne Cymru. Fodd bynnag, nid ydym ni wedi cael unrhyw fanylion pellach eto o ran hynny, ond rydym ni wedi bod yn pwyso am ddarparu'r manylion hynny, a byddwn ni'n parhau i wneud hynny. Ond rwyf i yn sicrhau'r Aelod bod y Llywodraeth yn parhau i fod â'r egwyddorion a nodwyd yn y datganiad ar 6 Ebrill.
English: There is a real crisis, I think, in terms of the secure estate in Wales. There's always a focus on large male prisons, but there's no focus at all on the nature of the estate, and the way in which particularly women and young offenders are treated within the system. Now, this is an area where we have an entirely broken settlement, where the devolution settlement prevents both the United Kingdom Government and the Welsh Government delivering any coherent or holistic policy. So, it's a matter of absolute importance that we're able, first of all, of course, to secure the devolution of these matters to enable this place to plan a system more effectively, but, more importantly, and more urgently, possibly, to ensure that we have the facilities in this country to enable women and young offenders to be held properly in secure accommodation, where that is necessary, but also to receive the services that they require in order to promote rehabilitation within that. None of those exist at the moment within Wales. Is it possible, Counsel General, for you to use your office in order to promote this case with the Ministry of Justice and to ensure that we are able to deliver holistic policy in this field?
Welsh: Rwy'n credu bod argyfwng gwirioneddol o ran yr ystad ddiogeledd yng Nghymru. Mae sylw bob amser ar garchardai mawr i ddynion, ond nid oes sylw o gwbl ar natur yr ystad, a'r ffordd y caiff menywod a throseddwyr ifanc yn arbennig eu trin o fewn y system. Nawr, mae hwn yn faes lle mae gennym ni setliad sydd wedi'i chwalu'n llwyr, lle mae'r setliad datganoli yn atal Llywodraeth y Deyrnas Unedig a Llywodraeth Cymru rhag cyflawni unrhyw bolisi cydlynol neu gyfannol. Felly, mae'n hanfodol bwysig ein bod yn gallu, yn gyntaf, wrth gwrs, sicrhau bod y materion hyn yn cael eu datganoli er mwyn galluogi'r lle hwn i gynllunio system yn fwy effeithiol, ond, yn bwysicach, ac yn fwy taer, o bosibl, i sicrhau bod gennym ni'r cyfleusterau yn y wlad hon i alluogi menywod a throseddwyr ifanc i gael eu cynnal yn briodol mewn llety diogel, lle mae hynny'n angenrheidiol, ond hefyd i gael y gwasanaethau y mae eu hangen arnyn nhw er mwyn hybu adsefydlu o fewn hynny. Nid oes yr un o'r rheini'n bodoli ar hyn o bryd yng Nghymru. A yw'n bosibl, Cwnsler Cyffredinol, ichi ddefnyddio'ch swydd er mwyn hyrwyddo'r achos hwn gyda'r Weinyddiaeth Gyfiawnder a sicrhau ein bod yn gallu cyflwyno polisi cyfannol yn y maes hwn?
English: I thank the Member for that question. With regard to the matter of the devolution of the justice system, he will know, of course, that the Commission on Justice in Wales intends to report next week, and we look forward very much to hearing what conclusions they have reached in relation to this. He will know from his own engagement with the commission that this is a matter that they have, obviously, been exploring. He will also know, of course, that the Deputy Minister and Chief Whip published the female offending and youth justice blueprints, which he of course was also engaged on in his time in Government, which seek to develop, despite the devolution settlement, innovative ways of allying the services that Welsh Government can provide with the interventions that the UK Government make. And, obviously, the focus of that is on diverting people away from the criminal justice system and supporting them in a holistic and rehabilitative way. In relation to the point he makes about female prisoners, there is no female prison in Wales, as he obviously knows, and we do not want one. Welsh women need a safe and secure facility that is fit for purpose, whilst allowing them to maintain contact with families, and in particular with their children, where that is the case. The Welsh Government has welcomed the MOJ's plans to trial five new residential centres as part of their female offending strategy, and has already made a strong case for ensuring that at least one of those proposed centres is located here in Wales.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am y cwestiwn yna. O ran datganoli'r system gyfiawnder, bydd ef yn ymwybodol, wrth gwrs, bod y Comisiwn ar Gyfiawnder yng Nghymru yn bwriadu cyflwyno adroddiad yr wythnos nesaf, ac rydym yn edrych ymlaen yn fawr at glywed pa gasgliadau y maen nhw wedi'u cyrraedd o ran hyn. Bydd yn ymwybodol o'i ymgysylltiad ei hun â'r comisiwn fod hwn yn fater y maen nhw, yn amlwg, wedi bod yn ei archwilio. Bydd hefyd yn ymwybodol, wrth gwrs, fod y Dirprwy Weinidog a'r Prif Chwip wedi cyhoeddi glasbrintiau troseddu gan fenywod a chyfiawnder ieuenctid, y bu ef hefyd yn ymwneud â nhw, wrth gwrs, yn ystod ei gyfnod mewn Llywodraeth, sydd yn ceisio datblygu, er gwaethaf y setliad datganoli, ffyrdd arloesol o gyfuno'r gwasanaethau y gall Llywodraeth Cymru eu darparu â'r ymyriadau y mae Llywodraeth y DU yn eu gwneud. Ac, yn amlwg, pwyslais hynny yw ailgyfeirio pobl oddi wrth y system cyfiawnder troseddol a'u cefnogi mewn ffordd gyfannol ac adsefydlol. O ran y pwynt y mae'n ei wneud am garcharorion benywaidd, nid oes carchar i fenywod yng Nghymru, fel y mae'n amlwg yn gwybod, ac nid ydym ni eisiau un. Mae angen cyfleuster diogel ar fenywod Cymru sy'n addas at y diben, ac ar yr un pryd yn caniatáu iddyn nhw gadw mewn cysylltiad â theuluoedd, ac yn enwedig â'u plant, pan fo hynny'n wir. Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi croesawu cynlluniau'r Weinyddiaeth Gyfiawnder i dreialu pum canolfan breswyl newydd yn rhan o'u strategaeth troseddwyr benywaidd, ac mae eisoes wedi cyflwyno achos cryf dros sicrhau bod o leiaf un o'r canolfannau arfaethedig hynny wedi'i lleoli yma yng Nghymru.
English: The Welsh Government keeps the guidance it issues on a range of matters under review. There is, of course, a debate scheduled tomorrow, to discuss the Equality, Local Government and Communities Committee inquiry into the blue badge scheme in Wales, and the Government looks forward to hearing Members' views.
Welsh: Mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn dal i adolygu y canllawiau y mae'n eu cyhoeddi ar amrywiaeth o faterion. Wrth gwrs, mae dadl wedi'i threfnu yfory, i drafod ymchwiliad y Pwyllgor Cydraddoldeb, Llywodraeth Leol a Chymunedau i gynllun y Bathodyn Glas yng Nghymru, ac mae'r Llywodraeth yn edrych ymlaen at glywed barn yr Aelodau.
English: Thank you for that. Well, notwithstanding any debate, I've had constituents saying that, while the guidance issued by the Welsh Government on the blue badge scheme says that it supports the social model, they find that the legislation is medically focused and is inconsistently applied. In Neath Port Talbot, for example, we find that the council have insisted on evidence being provided by a hospital consultant, even though the applicants aren't under the care of a consultant. Do you accept, therefore, that the current situation is a mess and that your guidance and legislation in this area is lacking?
Welsh: Diolch am hynny. Wel, er gwaethaf unrhyw ddadl, mae etholwyr wedi dweud wrthyf i, er bod y canllawiau a gyhoeddwyd gan Lywodraeth Cymru ar gynllun y Bathodyn Glas yn dweud eu bod yn cefnogi'r model cymdeithasol, bod y ddeddfwriaeth â phwyslais meddygol, yn eu barn nhw, a'i bod yn cael ei chymhwyso'n anghyson. Yng Nghastell-nedd Port Talbot, er enghraifft, mae'r cyngor wedi mynnu bod meddyg ymgynghorol ysbyty yn darparu tystiolaeth, er nad yw'r ymgeiswyr o dan ofal meddyg ymgynghorol. A ydych chi'n derbyn, felly, bod y sefyllfa bresennol yn llanastr a bod eich arweiniad a'ch deddfwriaeth yn y maes hwn yn ddiffygiol?
English: I thank the Member for that supplementary question. The matters that he refers to are, of course, matters that are very live in the consideration both of the committee and in relation to which a number of its recommendations apply. I know that the Minister for Economy and Transport has been engaging with the committee in relation to a number of those recommendations on an iterative basis. And I reiterate that we look forward to hearing what Members have to say in the debate tomorrow, and my colleague will respond in relation to that point.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am y cwestiwn atodol yna. Mae'r materion y mae e'n cyfeirio atyn nhw, wrth gwrs, yn faterion sy'n cael eu hystyried gan y pwyllgor yn bresennol ac y mae nifer o'i argymhellion yn berthnasol iddyn nhw. Gwn i fod Gweinidog yr Economi a Thrafnidiaeth wedi bod yn ymgysylltu â'r Pwyllgor ynghylch nifer o'r argymhellion hynny ar sail reolaidd. Ac fe ddywedaf eto ein bod yn edrych ymlaen at glywed yr hyn sydd gan Aelodau i'w ddweud yn y ddadl yfory, a bydd fy nghyd-Aelod yn ymateb ynglŷn â'r pwynt hwnnw.
English: I recognise, Counsel General, that many of these matters under consideration are matters for the departmental Minister rather than for you, but my concern is the ability of the Welsh Government to ensure that its policy is followed across the face of the country. Because one of the issues that's just been raised by the Plaid Cymru Member for South Wales West - which I have faced in my constituency myself - is that the local authority concerned simply does not deliver the policy as it's set out by the Welsh Government. In terms of your role as Counsel General, do you provide, or have you provided, any advice to Ministers, or to others, about how they can ensure that the policy as determined by this place, as determined by the Welsh Government, is actually delivered fairly and consistently across the whole country?
Welsh: Rwy'n cydnabod, Cwnsler Cyffredinol, bod llawer o'r materion hyn sy'n cael eu hystyried yn faterion i'r Gweinidog adrannol yn hytrach nag i chi, ond fy mhryder i yw gallu Llywodraeth Cymru i sicrhau bod ei pholisi'n cael ei ddilyn ledled y wlad. Oherwydd un o'r materion sydd newydd gael ei godi gan Aelod Plaid Cymru dros Dde-orllewin Cymru - yr wyf wedi'i wynebu yn fy etholaeth fy hun - yw nad yw'r awdurdod lleol dan sylw yn cyflawni'r polisi fel y mae wedi'i nodi gan Lywodraeth Cymru. O ran eich swydd chi fel Cwnsler Cyffredinol, a ydych chi'n darparu, neu a ydych chi wedi darparu, unrhyw gyngor i Weinidogion, neu i eraill, ynghylch sut y gallan nhw sicrhau bod y polisi fel y mae wedi'i bennu gan y lle hwn, fel y mae wedi'i bennu gan Lywodraeth Cymru, yn cael ei gyflawni'n deg ac yn gyson ledled y wlad gyfan?
English: I hesitate to assert the convention, which I know that the Member understands applies, about the nature of advice given in relation to these matters. Of course, the question of our competence is one that is very live for me, and, whilst part of my responsibility as Counsel General is to ensure that we always act within our competence, I also take it to be the case that we should also act to the fullest extent of our competence, and I can assure him that those considerations are very much uppermost in my mind in responding to these sets of issues.
Welsh: Rwy'n petruso cyn mynnu'r confensiwn, yr wyf yn ymwybodol bod yr Aelod yn deall ei fod yn berthnasol, ynghylch natur y cyngor a roddir o ran y materion hyn. Wrth gwrs, mae cwestiwn ein cymhwysedd ni yn un yr wyf yn ymwybodol iawn ohono, ac, er mai rhan o fy nghyfrifoldeb i fel Cwnsler Cyffredinol yw sicrhau ein bod bob amser yn gweithredu o fewn ein gallu, rwyf yn cymryd hefyd y dylem ni weithredu hyd eithaf ein cymhwysedd, a gallaf ei sicrhau ef bod yr ystyriaethau hynny'n flaenllaw iawn yn fy meddwl wrth ymateb i'r setiau hyn o faterion.
English: The Commission on Justice in Wales is due to publish its report on Thursday 24 October, and I look forward to reading the report.
Welsh: Y disgwyl yw y bydd y Comisiwn ar Gyfiawnder yng Nghymru yn cyhoeddi ei adroddiad ddydd Iau 24 Hydref, ac rwy'n edrych ymlaen at ddarllen yr adroddiad.
English: Diolch. The Commission on Justice in Wales has published its recommendation regarding the law council for Wales. Its intended aims are to be commended, especially the promoting of assisting students in their education and training as future practitioners. The details of the proposed council highlight that it will help Welsh law schools to provide their students with the necessary education and training to thrive in practice. Now, according to UCAS, this academic year 890 undergraduate students from Wales started law courses across the UK. For example, universities such as Chester, Birmingham and Bristol are key centres for students who then go on to practice in Wales. Will you clarify whether the commission will have an influence on education and practice outside of Wales, and, if not, explain whether you accept that this is potentially negative news for awareness of Welsh law that does need addressing?
Welsh: Diolch. Mae'r Comisiwn ar Gyfiawnder yng Nghymru wedi cyhoeddi ei argymhelliad ynghylch Cyngor Cyfraith Cymru. Mae'r nodau a fwriedir ganddo i'w cymeradwyo, yn enwedig hybu cynorthwyo myfyrwyr yn eu haddysg a'u hyfforddiant fel ymarferwyr y dyfodol. Mae manylion y cyngor arfaethedig yn tynnu sylw at y ffaith y bydd yn helpu ysgolion cyfraith Cymru i roi'r addysg a'r hyfforddiant angenrheidiol i'w myfyrwyr er mwyn iddyn nhw ffynnu wrth ymarfer. Nawr, yn ôl UCAS, yn y flwyddyn academaidd hon, dechreuodd 890 o fyfyrwyr israddedig o Gymru ar gyrsiau cyfraith ledled y DU. Er enghraifft, mae prifysgolion fel Caer, Birmingham a Bryste yn ganolfannau allweddol i fyfyrwyr sy'n mynd ymlaen i ymarfer yng Nghymru. A wnewch chi egluro a fydd y comisiwn yn dylanwadu ar addysg ac ymarfer y tu allan i Gymru, ac, os na, esboniwch a ydych chi'n derbyn y gallai hyn fod yn newyddion negyddol o ran ymwybyddiaeth o gyfraith Cymru y mae angen ymdrin â hi?