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English: Well, the Welsh NHS has shown annual improvement in waiting times since August 2015. There was £50 million of additional expenditure in 2017-18, and ministerial scrutiny will of course make sure that that progress continues in the future and that we maintain the focus on improving the outlook when it comes to referral-to-treatment times, and also in terms of - in terms of referral-to-treatment times and, of course, all the other targets that we have in the NHS.
Welsh: Wel, mae GIG Cymru wedi dangos gwelliant blynyddol o ran amseroedd aros ers mis Awst 2015. Roedd £50 miliwn o wariant ychwanegol yn 2017-18, a bydd craffu gweinidogol yn gwneud yn siŵr, wrth gwrs, bod y cynnydd hwnnw'n parhau yn y dyfodol a'n bod ni'n cynnal y pwyslais ar wella'r rhagolygon pan ddaw i amseroedd atgyfeirio i driniaeth, a hefyd o ran - o ran amseroedd atgyfeirio i driniaeth ac, wrth gwrs, yr holl dargedau eraill sydd gennym ni yn y GIG.
English: Thank you for that reply, First Minister. One way to reduce the hospital waiting times is to tackle the problem of missed out-patient appointments. Last year, there were nearly 300,000 missed appointments, at a cost for the NHS of more than £36 million. It is a pretty staggering figure. What action is the Welsh Government taking to reduce the number of missed out-patient hospital appointments, to reduce waiting times and release more money for front-line services in Wales, please?
Welsh: Diolch am yr ateb yna, Prif Weinidog. Un ffordd o leihau amseroedd aros mewn ysbytai yw mynd i'r afael â'r broblem o apwyntiadau cleifion allanol yn cael eu methu. Y llynedd, roedd bron i 300,000 o apwyntiadau a fethwyd, ar gost o fwy na £36 miliwn i'r GIG. Mae'n ffigur braidd yn syfrdanol. Pa gamau mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn eu cymryd i leihau nifer yr apwyntiadau ysbyty cleifion allanol sy'n cael eu methu, i leihau amseroedd aros a rhyddhau mwy o arian ar gyfer gwasanaethau rheng flaen yng Nghymru, os gwelwch yn dda?
English: Well, it's a matter for the health boards. What I have noticed, however, is that, certainly, some health boards send out appointment letters that emphasise the cost of a missed appointment. I think that's important - that people understand that. They also emphasise that if people don't turn up at an appointment, they may end up back, further down the waiting list. That is the stick. The carrot is making it as easy as possible for people to contact the department in which they have the appointment. That means, of course, not just relying on a phone line, which might be busy or only open for a few hours of the day, but being able to have an e-mail address that people can contact, and then, of course, a swift response. That is something that I have seen with ABMU and something that certainly, I think, is good practice for the rest of Wales.
Welsh: Wel, mater i'r byrddau iechyd yw hynny. Yr hyn yr wyf i wedi sylwi arno, fodd bynnag, yw, yn sicr, bod rhai byrddau iechyd yn anfon llythyrau apwyntiad sy'n pwysleisio cost apwyntiad a fethir. Rwy'n credu bod hynny'n bwysig - bod pobl yn deall hynny. Maen nhw hefyd yn pwysleisio os nad yw pobl yn dod i apwyntiad, y gallen nhw symud yn ôl, ymhellach i lawr y rhestr aros yn y pen draw. Dyna'r ffon. Y foronen yw ei gwneud mor hawdd â phosibl i bobl gysylltu â'r adran lle mae ganddyn nhw'r apwyntiad. Mae hynny'n golygu, wrth gwrs, peidio â dibynnu ar linell ffôn yn unig, a allai fod yn brysur neu ar agor am ddim ond ychydig oriau y dydd, ond gallu cael cyfeiriad e-bost y gall pobl gysylltu ag ef, ac yna, wrth gwrs, ymateb yn gyflym. Mae hynny'n rhywbeth yr wyf i wedi ei weld gyda PABM ac yn rhywbeth sy'n sicr, rwy'n credu, yn arfer da i weddill Cymru.
English: People not turning up to out-patient appointments has a direct effect on ambulances and their capacity to turn up on time. Just in the last few hours, I've had a story from a constituent whereby they contacted the ambulance service at 10 o'clock one evening in Maesteg, it was categorised as a red risk of a heart attack because of the stress on that constituent, who has already had various illnesses, but still no ambulance arrived, after multiple follow-up calls. A family member also contacted the police because they were in such distress. The woman had to stay on the floor in damp weather because they didn't want to move her due to that head injury. Then, eventually, the police turned up, and then an ambulance, almost three hours later. Now, this is really quite awful, and I think that the person who contacted me doesn't usually complain because they access the health service quite a bit, and they are the first people to praise the health service, in actual fact. My colleague, Rhun ap Iorwerth, raised the fact that this particular element of the system is broken - last week - and was met with disparaging comments from the health Secretary. If it's not broken, First Minister, can you tell us how you're going to alleviate the pain for those people who are waiting for ambulances? Because we will be perhaps criticised for living in a bubble if we're not reactive to the fact that they are experiencing these long delays and want to be seen in an appropriate manner and do not want to be waiting for hours on the streets in damp weather conditions.
Welsh: Mae pobl nad ydynt yn dod i apwyntiadau cleifion allanol a drefnwyd yn cael effaith uniongyrchol ar ambiwlansys a'u gallu i gyrraedd yn brydlon. Dim ond yn ystod yr oriau diwethaf, rwyf i wedi cael stori gan etholwr pryd y cysylltodd â'r gwasanaeth ambiwlans am 10 o'r gloch un noson ym Maesteg, cafodd ei gategoreiddio fel risg coch o drawiad ar y galon oherwydd y straen ar yr etholwr hwnnw, sydd wedi dioddef nifer o afiechydon eisoes, ond ni chyrhaeddodd ambiwlans beth bynnag, ar ôl galwadau dilynol lluosog. Cysylltodd aelod o'r teulu â'r heddlu hefyd gan ei fod mor ofidus. Bu'n rhaid i'r fenyw aros ar y llawr mewn tywydd llaith gan nad oedden nhw eisiau ei symud hi oherwydd yr anaf hwnnw i'r pen. Wedyn, yn y pen draw, daeth yr heddlu, ac yna ambiwlans, bron i dair awr yn ddiweddarach. Nawr, mae hyn yn wirioneddol ofnadwy, ac nid wyf i'n credu bod y sawl a gysylltodd â mi yn cwyno fel rheol gan ei fod yn defnyddio cryn dipyn ar y gwasanaeth iechyd, a nhw yw'r bobl gyntaf i ganmol y gwasanaeth iechyd, a dweud y gwir. Cododd fy nghyd-Aelod, Rhun ap Iorwerth, y ffaith fod yr elfen benodol hon o'r system wedi torri - yr wythnos diwethaf - a chafodd ei ddifrïo gan sylwadau'r Ysgrifennydd Iechyd. Os nad yw wedi torri, Prif Weinidog, a allwch chi ddweud wrthym ni sut yr ydych chi'n mynd i leddfu'r boen i'r bobl hynny sy'n aros am ambiwlansys? Oherwydd efallai y byddwn yn cael ein beirniadu am fyw mewn swigen os nad ydym yn ymatebol i'r ffaith eu bod yn dioddef yr oediadau hir hyn ac eisiau cael eu gweld mewn modd priodol ac nad ydynt eisiau bod yn aros am oriau ar y strydoedd mewn tywydd llaith.
English: Well, I can say that the eight-minute red target has been achieved for 22 consecutive months across south Wales - and South Wales Central particularly - but, of course, there are examples where that hasn't happened. Now, the Member has given an example of that. If the Member could provide me with details, confidentially, if the person doesn't want to give their -
Welsh: Wel, gallaf ddweud bod y targed coch wyth munud wedi ei fodloni am 22 mis yn olynol ar draws y de - a Chanol De Cymru yn arbennig - ond, wrth gwrs, ceir enghreifftiau lle nad yw hynny wedi digwydd. Nawr, mae'r Aelod wedi rhoi enghraifft o hynny. Os gall yr Aelod roi manylion i mi, yn gyfrinachol, os nad yw'r person eisiau rhoi ei -
English: They're happy to share.
Welsh: Maen nhw'n hapus i rannu.
English: Well, as many details as she feels appropriate. Then I will, of course, make sure that the incident is investigated.
Welsh: Wel, cymaint o fanylion ac y mae hi'n teimlo sy'n briodol. Byddaf yn gwneud yn siŵr wedyn, wrth gwrs, bod yr achos yn cael ei ymchwilio.
English: First Minister, a large number of out-patient appointments are for diagnostic tests, where we see massive waiting lists. In December, we saw over 20,000 patients waiting more than eight weeks, and over 1,000 patients waiting for more than 24 weeks. I hope you will agree with me that this is unacceptable and will get worse due to increased demand in the coming years. First Minister, how does your Government plan to increase capacity in diagnostics to ensure nobody waits more than eight weeks?
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, mae nifer fawr o apwyntiadau cleifion allanol ar gyfer profion diagnostig, lle y gwelwn restrau aros enfawr. Ym mis Rhagfyr, gwelsom dros 20,000 o gleifion yn aros mwy nag wyth wythnos, a dros 1,000 o gleifion yn aros mwy na 24 wythnos. Rwy'n gobeithio y byddwch chi'n cytuno â mi bod hyn yn annerbyniol ac y bydd yn gwaethygu oherwydd galw cynyddol yn y blynyddoedd i ddod. Prif Weinidog, sut mae eich Llywodraeth yn bwriadu cynyddu capasiti diagnosteg i sicrhau nad oes neb yn aros mwy nag wyth wythnos?
English: It has already happened, because the number of people waiting over eight weeks for one of the diagnostic tests at the end of December was 38 per cent lower than at the same point last year. We have invested heavily in diagnostic tests in order to get the waiting times down, and the figures are beginning to show that. Yes, it is, of course, right to say that there is, as ever, increased year-on-year demand in the NHS, but that doesn't mean, of course, that waiting times inevitably will keep rising, as the figures show.
Welsh: Mae wedi digwydd eisoes, gan fod nifer y bobl a oedd yn aros dros wyth wythnos am un o'r profion diagnostig ddiwedd mis Rhagfyr 38 y cant yn is nag ar yr un adeg y llynedd. Rydym ni wedi buddsoddi'n helaeth mewn profion diagnostig er mwyn lleihau amseroedd aros, ac mae'r ffigurau yn dechrau dangos hynny. Ydy, wrth gwrs, mae'n iawn i ddweud y ceir, fel erioed, galw cynyddol o un flwyddyn i'r llall yn y GIG, ond nid yw hynny'n golygu, wrth gwrs, ei bod hi'n anochel y bydd amseroedd yn parhau i godi, fel y mae'r ffigurau yn dangos.
English: Well, I agree with the conclusions of the Standards of Conduct Committee's report on lobbying that was published in January of this year.
Welsh: Wel, rwy'n cytuno â chasgliadau adroddiad y Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad ar lobïo a gyhoeddwyd ym mis Ionawr eleni.
English: The Lobbying (Scotland) Act 2016 is now in force, so that lobbyists in that country will have to be legally registered. The same is true in Ireland, and there is a register in London, but Wales has the weakest lobbying legislation in these islands because your Government has chosen to do nothing. We now have lobbyists co-ordinating complaints against Assembly Members to damage reputations. Media in London have alleged that lobbyists in Cardiff were involved in the complaints that led to Carl Sargeant being sacked. The leader of the opposition has claimed that lobbyists leaked Carl Sargeant's sacking before he even knew about it. Even Ofcom - a competition regulator had to terminate a contract with Deryn, a Welsh lobbying firm, after it admitted breaking the rules. The public are now asking themselves what on earth - what on earth - is going on in this place. Because, from the outside, it looks a mess. Will you now accept that there is a problem with lobbyists here and move quickly to introduce legislation that will legally register them, so we all know who they are and we all know what they're up to?
Welsh: Mae Deddf Lobïo (yr Alban) 2016 mewn grym erbyn hyn, fel y bydd yn rhaid i lobïwyr yn y wlad honno gael eu cofrestru'n gyfreithiol. Mae'r un peth yn wir yn Iwerddon, a cheir cofrestr yn Llundain, ond mae gan Gymru y ddeddfwriaeth lobïo wannaf yn yr ynysoedd hyn oherwydd bod eich Llywodraeth chi wedi dewis gwneud dim. Mae gennym ni lobïwyr erbyn hyn yn cydgysylltu cwynion yn erbyn Aelodau Cynulliad i niweidio enw da pobl. Mae cyfryngau yn Llundain wedi honni bod lobïwyr yng Nghaerdydd yn rhan o'r cwynion a arweiniodd at ddiswyddo Carl Sargeant. Mae arweinydd yr wrthblaid wedi honni bod lobïwyr wedi datgelu diswyddiad Carl Sargeant cyn ei fod ef yn gwybod amdano hyd yn oed. Ofcom hyd yn oed - bu'n rhaid i reoleiddiwr cystadleuaeth derfynu contract gyda Deryn, cwmni lobïo yng Nghymru, ar ôl iddo gyfaddef ei fod wedi torri'r rheolau. Mae'r cyhoedd bellach yn gofyn i'w hunain beth ar y ddaear - beth ar y ddaear - sy'n mynd ymlaen yn y lle hwn. Oherwydd, o'r tu allan, mae'n edrych fel llanastr. A wnewch chi dderbyn nawr bod problem gyda lobïwyr yn y fan yma a symud yn gyflym i gyflwyno deddfwriaeth a fydd yn eu cofrestru'n gyfreithiol, fel ein bod ni i gyd yn gwybod pwy ydyn nhw a'n bod ni i gyd yn gwybod beth maen nhw'n ei wneud?
English: Well, none of what the Member has said has any basis in fact at all, but it's a matter for him to talk about whatever he wants to in this Chamber. I wouldn't advise him to do that outside this Chamber, by any stretch of the imagination. But, it's not a matter for Government introduce legislation. It's a matter for the Assembly itself. Let's remind ourselves that the Standards of Conduct Committee conducted an inquiry to consider whether the arrangements for transparency around lobbying were fit for purpose and appropriate to the Assembly. It reported back with five recommendations, which didn't include the establishment of a lobbying register at the present time. That is a matter for the committee itself. It's not right for the Government to introduce legislation such as this. It's a matter for the Assembly, corporately, to consider it, as it has done through the Standards of Conduct Committee.
Welsh: Wel, nid oes gan ddim o'r hyn y mae'r Aelod wedi ei ddweud unrhyw sail mewn gwirionedd o gwbl, ond mater iddo fe yw siarad am beth bynnag y mae'n dymuno yn y Siambr hon. Ni fyddwn yn ei gynghori i wneud hynny y tu allan i'r Siambr hon, ar unrhyw gyfrif. Ond, nid yw'n fater i Lywodraeth gyflwyno deddfwriaeth. Mae'n fater i'r Cynulliad ei hun. Gadewch i ni atgoffa ein hunain y cynhaliodd y Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad ymchwiliad i ystyried pa un a oedd y trefniadau ar gyfer tryloywder ynghylch lobïo yn addas i'r diben ac yn briodol i'r Cynulliad. Adroddodd yn ôl gyda phum argymhelliad, nad oeddent yn cynnwys sefydlu cofrestr lobïo ar hyn o bryd. Mae hwnnw'n fater i'r Pwyllgor ei hun. Nid yw'n briodol i'r Llywodraeth gyflwyno deddfwriaeth fel hyn. Mae'n fater i'r Cynulliad, yn gorfforaethol, ei ystyried, fel y mae wedi ei wneud drwy'r Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad.
English: First Minister, you have made reference to the Standards of Conduct Committee's inquiry. The committee stated clearly - and I'm quoting here - that they 'firmly believe that Assembly Members should be treated equally with Government Members. The Committee therefore recommends that any future changes madefor Assembly Members should also apply to the Government and the Ministerial Code, and this will be considered as part of the Committee's work in the future.' So, do you agree with the view of the committee in relation to the ministerial code, namely that any future changes that apply to Assembly Members should also apply to members of the Government? And if so, how will you as a Government go about ensuring that that does actually occur?
Welsh: Brif Weinidog, rŷch chi wedi cyfeirio at ymchwiliad y Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad. Dywedodd y pwyllgor yn glir ei fod - ac rwy'n dyfynnu fan hyn - 'yn credu yn gryf y dylid trin Aelodau'r Cynulliad yn gydradd â Gweinidogion y Llywodraeth. Mae'r Pwyllgor felly yn argymell y dylai unrhyw newidiadau yn y dyfodolar gyfer Aelodau'r Cynulliad hefyd gynnwys y Llywodraeth a chod y Gweinidogion, ac ystyrir hyn fel rhan o waith y Pwyllgor yn y dyfodol.' Felly, a ydych chi'n cytuno â barn y pwyllgor mewn perthynas â'r cod gweinidogol - hynny yw, y dylai unrhyw newidiadau yn y dyfodol i Aelodau'r Cynulliad hefyd fod yn berthnasol i aelodau'r Llywodraeth? Ac, os felly, sut byddwch chi fel Llywodraeth yn mynd ati i sicrhau bod hynny yn digwydd?
English: Two things. First of all, the committee itself can't change the ministerial code, but if there is any change in terms of Assembly Members, then that is a situation that I would have to consider, namely how the ministerial code should change too.
Welsh: Wel, dau beth. Yn gyntaf, wrth gwrs, ni fyddai'r pwyllgor ei hun yn gallu newid y cod gweinidogol, ond os oes yna unrhyw newidiadau ynglŷn â sefyllfa Aelodau, wrth gwrs, byddai'n rhaid imi ystyried ym mha ffordd y dylai'r cod gweinidogol newid hefyd.
English: First Minister, with the new tax-raising powers just days away, and the additional powers this place is set to gain post Brexit, surely it's time to bring in lobbying reform to ensure that our democracy is as open and transparent as possible. Do you agree that this Assembly must act on lobbying reform now to help strengthen public trust in us and how we operate?
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, gyda'r pwerau codi trethi newydd ddim ond dyddiau i ffwrdd, a'r pwerau ychwanegol y mae'r lle hwn ar fin eu cael ar ôl Brexit, onid yw'n amser cyflwyno diwygiadau lobïo i sicrhau bod ein democratiaeth mor agored a thryloyw â phosibl. A ydych chi'n cytuno bod yn rhaid i'r Cynulliad hwn gymryd camau ar ddiwygiadau lobïo nawr er mwyn helpu i gryfhau ymddiriedaeth y cyhoedd ynom ni a sut yr ydym ni'n gweithredu?
English: Well, I'd argue that the Assembly has already done that. The Standards of Conduct Committee has done that, and it has also said, of course, that it will keep a watching brief on the operation of the Scottish model and review the situation in 2020, with a view to setting out a firm proposal for the sixth Assembly. I do think it's hugely important that, when it comes to the way Members conduct themselves, that is a matter for the whole Assembly and not just for the Government.
Welsh: Wel, byddwn i'n dadlau bod y Cynulliad eisoes wedi gwneud hynny. Mae'r Pwyllgor Safonau Ymddygiad wedi gwneud hynny, ac mae hefyd wedi dweud, wrth gwrs, y bydd yn cadw golwg ar weithrediad model yr Alban ac yn adolygu'r sefyllfa yn 2020, gyda'r bwriad o gyflwyno cynnig cadarn ar gyfer y chweched Cynulliad. Rwy'n credu ei bod hi'n hynod bwysig, pan ddaw i'r ffordd y mae'r Aelodau yn ymddwyn, bod hwnnw'n fater i'r Cynulliad cyfan ac nid i'r Llywodraeth yn unig.
English: We are continuing to invest in transport infrastructure in Mid and West Wales, as set out in the national transport finance plan. We are also addressing pinch points on the trunk road network through a dedicated programme.
Welsh: Rydym ni'n parhau i fuddsoddi mewn seilwaith trafnidiaeth yn y canolbarth a'r gorllewin, fel y nodir yn y cynllun cyllid trafnidiaeth cenedlaethol. Rydym ni hefyd yn mynd i'r afael â mannau cyfyng ar y rhwydwaith cefnffyrdd trwy raglen benodol.
English: I thank the First Minister for that reply. I'm sure he'd agree with me that upgrades are very welcome, but that they can sometimes cause disruption and economic costs, and it's important, therefore, that they should be completed as quickly as possible. At the moment, there's a resignalling project on the A477 to Pembroke Dock at its junction with the A4139. This is designated as a major European network road. It is, of course, the main route to the Irish ferry at Pembroke Dock and also the main route from Pembroke to the Cleddau bridge. Given that this is due to last for 17 weeks - that's nearly a third of the year - would it not be advisable in projects of this kind that they should be conducted not just in normal working hours but also at night or over weekends in order to reduce the economic dislocation that they will inevitably cause?
Welsh: Diolchaf i'r Prif Weinidog am yr ateb yna. Rwy'n siŵr y byddai'n cytuno â mi bod gwaith uwchraddio i'w groesawu'n fawr, ond ei fod weithiau'n gallu achosi tarfu a chostau economaidd, ac mae'n bwysig, felly, ei fod yn cael ei gwblhau cyn gynted â phosibl. Ar hyn o bryd, ceir prosiect ailsignalu ar yr A477 i Ddoc Penfro ar ei chyffordd â'r A4139. Mae hon wedi ei dynodi'n ffordd rhwydwaith Ewropeaidd bwysig. Dyma'r prif lwybr, wrth gwrs, i'r fferi i Iwerddon yn Noc Penfro a hefyd y prif lwybr o Benfro i bont Cleddau. O gofio bod disgwyl i hyn bara am 17 wythnos - mae hynny bron i draean o'r flwyddyn - oni fyddai'n ddoeth mewn prosiectau o'r math hwn y dylent gael eu cynnal nid yn unig yn ystod oriau gwaith arferol, ond hefyd yn y nos neu dros y penwythnos er mwyn lleihau'r dryswch economaidd y mae'n anochel y byddant yn ei achosi?
English: Well, it doesn't work, of course, at night, because the ferry leaves at about 02:30 to 02:45 in the morning. So, in terms of the ferry - . Yes, it is sad that I know that. But the ferries leave around 02:30 in the morning and about 14:30 in the afternoon. So, it doesn't work in terms of working at night, when it comes to ferry traffic. But just to remind Members: these works provide a safer route for pedestrians by introducing traffic signals at the junction between Ferry Lane and the A477. It's essential to improve safety. It is supported by Pembrokeshire County Council. It is currently due for completion in May this year. Now, while every attempt is made to minimise disruption, inevitably there will be some disruption. But, of course, when work is completed, it will ensure that safety is enhanced.
Welsh: Wel, nid yw'n gweithio, wrth gwrs, yn y nos, gan fod y fferi yn gadael tua 02:30 i 02:45 yn y bore. Felly, o ran y fferi - . Ydy, mae'n drist, rwy'n gwybod hynny. Ond mae'r fferïau yn gadael tua 02:30 yn y bore a tua 14:30 yn y prynhawn. Felly, nid yw'n gweithio o ran gweithio yn ystod y nos, pan ddaw i draffig fferi. Ond dim ond i atgoffa'r Aelodau: mae'r gwaith hwn yn darparu llwybr mwy diogel i gerddwyr trwy gyflwyno signalau traffig ar y gyffordd rhwng Lôn y Fferi a'r A477. Mae'n hanfodol i wella diogelwch. Fe'i cefnogir gan Gyngor Sir Penfro. Disgwylir ar hyn o bryd iddo gael ei gwblhau ym mis Mai eleni. Nawr, er y gwneir pob ymdrech i sicrhau bod cyn lleied o darfu â phosibl, mae'n anochel y bydd rhywfaint o darfu. Ond, wrth gwrs, pan fydd y gwaith wedi ei gwblhau, bydd yn sicrhau bod diogelwch yn well.
English: We are working to improve child health through a range of plans and actions. Our programme for government includes implementation of our Healthy Child Wales programme, a universal health programme for all families with children up to the age of seven.
Welsh: Rydym yn gweithio i wella iechyd plant drwy ystod o gynlluniau a chamau gweithredu. Mae ein rhaglen lywodraethu yn cynnwys gweithredu ein rhaglen Plant Iach Cymru, rhaglen iechyd gyffredinol i bob teulu â phlant hyd at saith oed.