English: Yes, thank you, I'll come back on that. The staffing situation is across the board - it's important that we make that clear. We are facing a challenge in social services, but may I say that we're seeing people trying for their third job with the council now? That's where we are in society. The cost-of-living crisis means that people are looking for work, but what the COVID crisis created was the ability for people to work from rural areas for the cities. So, in areas such as planning - we've been hit badly in the planning area in Anglesey - in economic development, they now can work - . And the private sector can move faster than us in terms of pay and conditions. So, it's important, please, that I note that it's not just social services that are finding recruiting a challenge. Working for local government isn't as attractive as it was years ago, that's fair to say. And as you say, with the private sector, we do find that the private sector's finding it very difficult, and that creates another challenge for us. A number of us have outsourced services, and, if they can't exist, that then that comes back internally, and that creates additional strain on the pressure that we have internally. So, COVID has come, and, as I said earlier, good things have come out of COVID, and it's strengthened the relationship with the independent sector, but we cannot - and we provided this as evidence last week - we cannot afford to put in the additional money that the private sector is asking for, and there are discussions ongoing about what's realistic and what's within our means in being able to balance our budget, and, as you've said, trying to keep that council tax as low as possible. So, it is a fragile time for everybody, and there isn't a short-term answer; it has to be in the long term and a review of healthcare and how as a society we show the necessary respect to carers, and in their pay and conditions, and that that's equal with the health service.
Welsh: Ie, diolch, gwnaf i ddod yn ôl. Felly, mae'r sefyllfa staffio ar draws y bwrdd - mae'n bwysig ein bod ni'n gwneud hynny'n glir. Rydym ni'n wynebu her yn y gwasanaethau cymdeithasol, ond gaf i ddweud ein bod yn gweld pobl yn ymgeisio am eu trydydd job efo'r cyngor rŵan? Dyma lle mae cymdeithas arni. Mae'r argyfwng costau byw yn gwthio pobl i chwilio am waith, ond beth y mae'r argyfwng COVID wedi'i wneud ydy rhoi'r gallu i bobl weithio o'u hardaloedd gwledig i'r dinasoedd. Felly, mewn meysydd fel cynllunio - rydym ni wedi cael ein hitio'n ofnadwy yn y maes cynllunio yma yn Ynys Môn - meysydd datblygu'r economi, maen nhw rŵan yn gallu gweithio - . Ac mae'r sector breifat yn gallu symud yn gynt na ni o ran cyflogau ac amodau. Felly, mae'n bwysig, plîs, fy mod i'n nodi mai dim yn unig gwasanaethau cymdeithasol sydd yn ffeindio recriwtio yn her. Dydy gweithio i lywodraeth leol ddim mor ddelfrydol ag yr oedd hi flynyddoedd yn ôl, mae hynny'n deg. Ac fel rydych chi'n ei ddweud, gyda'r sector breifat, rydym ni yn gweld y sector breifat yn ei ffeindio hi'n anodd iawn. A Peter, mae hynny'n creu her arall inni. Mae nifer ohonom ni wedi allanoli gwasanaethau gofal, ac, os ydyn nhw ddim yn gallu bodoli, yna mae hynny wedyn yn dod yn ôl yn fewnol, ac mae hynny'n creu straen ychwanegol sydd ar y pwysau mewnol. Felly, mae COVID wedi dod, ac, fel rôn i'n ei ddweud gynnau, mae yna bethau da wedi dod o COVID, ac mi fuaswn i'n dweud ei fod e wedi cryfhau ein perthynas ni gyda'r sector annibynnol, ond fedrwn ni ddim - ac roeddem ni'n rhoi hyn fel tystiolaeth yr wythnos diwethaf - fedrwn ni ddim fforddio rhoi'r arian ychwanegol mae'r sector breifat yn gofyn amdano chwaith, ac rydyn ni yn y trafodaethau yna o beth sy'n bosib a realistig, ac o fewn ni'n gallu balansio ein cyllideb ni, ac, fel rydych wedi ei ddweud, yn trio cadw'r dreth gyngor yna mor isel â phosib. Felly, mae'n gyfnod bregus i bawb, a dydy'r ateb ddim yn fyr dymor; mae'r ateb yn gorfod bod yn hirdymor ac adolygiad o wasanaeth gofal iechyd a sut ydyn ni fel cymdeithas yn dangos yr urddas sydd ei angen i ofalwyr, ac wedi hynny yn eu telerau gwaith nhw, a hynny'n gyfartal â'r gwasanaeth iechyd.