English: That is to be welcomed, but if you talk to the residents just up the road from here, there are wider implications around the orphan buildings that the Minister talks of that the residents themselves, through the Cladiators group and other pressure groups that have emanated out of this campaign, want to see enshrined in Welsh law. I accept the point that Mabon makes that we need Welsh law; we don't just need to piggyback on the back of what has gone on in Westminster. I accept that. But we've proven here in this institution before this Parliament that where we need speedy legislation, we can do that: the Agricultural Wages (Wales) Order 2022. I can see Mick Antoniw sitting opposite me, who spoke in that particular debate and championed that particular piece of legislation. And there's also the European continuity Bill that was introduced in a timely manner. So, whilst we might actually disagree on some of the points, I hope that we don't disagree on the fundamental principle that we should be using the powers of this Parliament to give protection, give rights to citizens of Wales who find themselves on the wrong side of this argument, this debate and need the protection of the law. And, as I said, I do welcome the measures that the Government have put in place to date, but I do find it odd that the Government aren't prepared to actually come here with a piece of legislation we can put through in a timely manner that is Welsh-specific legislation that deals with the Welsh-specific issues. I see there is a difference. Regrettably, the Welsh Government won't vote for the motion tonight, but I do hope that other Members from the opposition benches will combine to actually give approval to the measure today so that it can go forward for consideration. And I hope that Members will support the motion that's on the order paper this evening.
Welsh: Mae hynny i'w groesawu, ond os siaradwch chi gyda'r trigolion ychydig i fyny'r ffordd oddi yma, mae yna oblygiadau ehangach i'r adeiladau amddifad y sonia'r Gweinidog amdanynt y mae'r preswylwyr eu hunain, drwy grŵp Cladiators a grwpiau pwyso eraill sydd wedi deillio o'r ymgyrch hon, am eu gweld wedi'u hymgorffori yng nghyfraith Cymru. Rwy'n derbyn y pwynt y mae Mabon yn ei wneud fod angen cyfraith Gymreig arnom, ac nid neidio ar gefn yr hyn sydd wedi digwydd yn San Steffan. Rwy'n derbyn hynny. Ond rydym wedi profi yma yn y sefydliad hwn cyn y Senedd hon y gallwn lunio deddfwriaeth gyflym lle mae angen inni wneud hynny: Gorchymyn Cyflogau Amaethyddol (Cymru) 2022. Gallaf weld Mick Antoniw yn eistedd gyferbyn â mi, a siaradodd yn y ddadl honno gan hyrwyddo'r ddeddfwriaeth benodol honno. A'r Bil parhad Ewropeaidd hefyd a gyflwynwyd yn amserol. Felly, er y gallem anghytuno ar rai o'r pwyntiau, rwy'n gobeithio nad ydym yn anghytuno ar yr egwyddor sylfaenol y dylem ddefnyddio pwerau'r Senedd hon i roi amddiffyniad, rhoi hawliau i ddinasyddion Cymru sydd ar yr ochr anghywir i'r ddadl hon, y drafodaeth hon, ac angen diogelwch y gyfraith. Ac fel y dywedais, rwy'n croesawu'r mesurau y mae'r Llywodraeth wedi'u rhoi ar waith hyd yma, ond rwy'n ei hystyried yn od nad yw'r Llywodraeth yn barod i gyflwyno deddfwriaeth yma y gallwn ei phasio mewn modd amserol, deddfwriaeth benodol i Gymru sy'n ymdrin â materion penodol i Gymru. Rwy'n gweld bod yna wahaniaeth. Yn anffodus, ni fydd Llywodraeth Cymru'n pleidleisio dros y cynnig heno, ond rwy'n gobeithio y bydd Aelodau eraill oddi ar feinciau'r gwrthbleidiau'n uno i roi cymeradwyaeth i'r mesur heddiw fel y gall fynd ymlaen i gael ei ystyried. A gobeithio y bydd yr Aelodau'n cefnogi'r cynnig sydd ar y papur trefn heno.