English: Rather, it should be the work of the entire nation, including the Tories, all of its people, all of its perspectives, working together. A convention can start the work of creating a truly new Welsh democracy, something we really need. It can't be another talking shop for the old guard to maintain the status quo. Independence, therefore, has to be part of the mix of options considered. The increase in the support for independence cannot be brushed aside as being rejected by simplistic comments that it was rejected at the ballot box. It wasn't, and in any event, as you mention, Counsel General, there was a substantial endorsement for further powers from Westminster to Wales in the election, whatever some on the Conservative chairs might claim. Plaid Cymru, in the past, has called for a citizens' assembly to establish, to discuss constitutional matters and also the climate emergency. I'm glad that your statement mentions that you're going to look at that and look at other, previous experiences. There have been some fantastic examples of good citizens' assemblies. Experiences in Ireland have demonstrated that they've been able to discuss historic, complex matters in a way that creates a shared understanding and common ground. And the Member for Blaenau Gwent will be pleased that I mention the example of the climate assembly there in Blaenau Gwent: a successful citizens' assembly organised by the Electoral Reform Society as a way to build consensus on how we can improve Welsh society for a way forward with regard to the climate emergency. Learning from such examples, foreign examples and also examples here in Wales, is crucial as we begin our next step in the devolution journey: a thoughtful and hopeful discussion with the people of Wales about the future of our nation.
Welsh: Yn hytrach, dylai hyn fod yn waith y genedl gyfan, gan gynnwys y Torïaid, ei holl bobl, ei safbwyntiau i gyd, yn gweithio gyda'i gilydd. Fe all confensiwn ddechrau'r gwaith o greu democratiaeth wirioneddol newydd i Gymru, rhywbeth y mae ei angen arnom yn fawr. Ni all hon fod yn siop siarad arall i'r henuriaid gynnal y status quo. Felly, mae'n rhaid i annibyniaeth fod yn rhan o'r gymysgedd o ddewisiadau a gaiff eu hystyried. Ni ellir ysgubo o'r neilltu y cynnydd yn y gefnogaeth i annibyniaeth fel rhywbeth a wrthodwyd yn ôl y sylwadau syml bod hynny wedi cael ei wrthod yn y blwch pleidleisio. Ni chafodd annibyniaeth ei gwrthod, a beth bynnag, fel y soniwch, Cwnsler Cyffredinol, roedd yna gefnogaeth sylweddol i drosglwyddo rhagor o bwerau o San Steffan i Gymru yn yr etholiad, beth bynnag a honnir gan rai ar feinciau'r Ceidwadwyr. Mae Plaid Cymru, yn y gorffennol, wedi galw am sefydlu cynulliad dinasyddion, i drafod materion cyfansoddiadol a'r argyfwng hinsawdd hefyd. Rwy'n falch bod eich datganiad chi'n crybwyll eich bod yn bwriadu edrych ar hynny ac edrych ar brofiadau blaenorol eraill. Fe gafwyd rhai enghreifftiau ardderchog o gynulliadau dinasyddion effeithiol. Mae'r profiadau yn Iwerddon wedi dangos eu bod nhw wedi gallu trafod materion hanesyddol a chymhleth mewn ffordd sy'n creu cyd-ddealltwriaeth a thir cyffredin. Ac fe fydd yr Aelod dros Flaenau Gwent yn falch fy mod i'n sôn am enghraifft y cynulliad hinsawdd yno ym Mlaenau Gwent: cynulliad llwyddiannus o ddinasyddion a drefnwyd gan y Gymdeithas Diwygio Etholiadol fel ffordd o greu cytundeb ar sut y gallwn wella cymdeithas Cymru gyda ffordd ymlaen o ran yr argyfwng hinsawdd. Mae dysgu o enghreifftiau o'r fath, enghreifftiau tramor ac enghreifftiau yma yng Nghymru hefyd, yn hollbwysig wrth inni ddechrau ar ein cam nesaf ni ar daith datganoli: trafodaeth ystyrlon a gobeithiol gyda phobl Cymru ynglŷn â dyfodol ein cenedl ni.