English: No, not at all. I'll start and maybe Gethin can come in afterwards. Certainly, following COVID and Brexit, every council will work differently after this period, and, as you said, salami-slicing doesn't cut it and we will no doubt be looking at different ways of working. A simple example is there'll be less travel to meetings and more meetings like this. That will also benefit the environment, and so forth. But I'll give you examples, and refer to what Diana and Alun said, in terms of grant use. One thing that the Act does is it helps us to get the logic across to our communities as to why making decisions now is important for the future. An example, which isn't popular with everyone, is modernising schools and, in terms of modernisation, making decisions now and taking advantage of those grants, telling people, 'This school's roof and the bricks won't be able to sustain another 200 years', so we need to take advantage of these grants to move forward for the future, making those difficult decisions and making savings. At present, I would say, in terms of capacity, that goodwill is carrying the day as regards delivering the work in councils. It's become evident in terms of how the local authorities have shown Wales and their communities how we can respond to COVID. And the same thing is true as we respond to this Act. There's a lot of goodwill, people going that extra yard, but one asks, 'How long can this go on?' I think that's enough from me, or I will have taken all of Gethin's time.
Welsh: Na, ddim o gwbl. Mi wnaf i gychwyn ac fe ddaw Gethin i fewn ar fy ôl i, dwi'n siŵr. Yn sicr, y COVID a'r Brexit, mi fydd pob cyngor yn gweithio'n wahanol wedi'r cyfnod yma, ac fel rydych chi wedi dweud, dydy'r salami-slicing ddim yn ' cut it ', fel rydych chi'n dweud, yn sicr, ac mi fyddwn ni'n meddwl am ffyrdd gwahanol o weithio. Enghraifft syml ydy y bydd yna lai o deithio i gyfarfodydd a mwy o gyfarfodydd fel hyn, dwi'n siŵr. Mae hynny hefyd yn help i'r amgylchedd, ac yn y blaen. Ond fe rof i enghreifftiau i chi, gan gyfeirio at beth ddywedodd Diana ac Alun, o ddefnyddio grantiau. Un peth mae'r Ddeddf yn ei wneud ydy'n helpu ni, os liciwch chi, i gael y rhesymeg drosodd i'n cymunedau ni pam mae gwneud penderfyniadau rŵan yn bwysig ar gyfer y dyfodol. Enghraifft sydd ddim yn boblogaidd efo pawb ydy moderneiddio ysgolion ac, wrth sôn am foderneiddio ysgolion, mae gwneud penderfyniadau rŵan, manteisio ar y grant sydd yna, trio dweud wrth bobl, 'Yr ysgol yma, fydd y to a'r brics ddim yn gallu dal am ddwy ganrif arall', felly mae'n rhaid i ni fanteisio ar y grantiau yma ar gyfer symud ymlaen ar gyfer y dyfodol, a gwneud y penderfyniadau anodd yn fanna, a gwneud arbedion. Ar y funud, mi fuaswn i'n dweud, o ran capasiti, mai ewyllys da sy'n cario'r dydd i gyflawni lot o waith mewn cynghorau. Mae hynny wedi dod yn amlwg - sut mae llywodraethau lleol wedi dangos i Gymru ac i'r cymunedau sut rydyn ni'n gallu ymateb i'r COVID. A hefyd, mae'r un peth yn wir wrth ymateb i'r Ddeddf yma. Mae yna lawer iawn o ewyllys da, pobl yn mynd yr ail filltir, ond mae rhywun yn gofyn, 'Am ba hyd y gall hyn bara?' Dwi'n meddwl bod hynna yn ddigon o ragarweiniad gennyf i. Gethin, mi fyddaf i wedi mynd â dy amser di i gyd.