13. A wnaiff y Prif Weinidog ddatganiad am ddiogelu cofebau rhyfel Nghymru? OAQ(5)0734(FM)[W]

Mae cofebau rhyfel yn rhan bwysig o’n treftadaeth, ac yn atgof parhaol o’r aberth a wnaed ac o’r golled a ddioddefwyd gan gymunedau. Rwy’n falch bod cynllun grant Llywodraeth Cymru, a gafodd ei lansio yn 2014 fel rhan o’n gweithgareddau i gofio’r rhyfel byd cyntaf, wedi helpu i ddiogelu cofebau rhyfel ledled Cymru.

I will remember today as the day when we reached question 13, and I thank Neil Hamilton and Mark Reckless for failing to get to their files swiftly enough. I’m very grateful to have the opportunity to ask the question, and it is a matter I feel quite strongly about. Major war memorials—you will know about them—on village squares are things that are protected, and Cadw do excellent work in protecting them.

But there are other war memorials around Wales—in chapels, for example, or even in old factories—that commemorate people who’ve lost their lives in wars. Those need protection too, and may I make an appeal to the Welsh Government to ensure that work is done—I can put the Government in touch with people who carry out research in this area—in order to assist us to safeguard our heritage for the future and commemorate those who lost their lives?

May I say that I have previously reached question 15, but not for some time—I was accused of giving answers that were too short, so I decided that I had to lengthen my answers. I know that the Llanrhyddlad memorial on Ynys Môn is now being considered for listing as a special memorial. It’s quite an unusual one, as I understand it, because it was redesigned after the second world war, and it has the figure of a soldier from the second world war on it.

One of the things that we had to do when we started this scheme was to ensure that we knew how many memorials we had, because no-one had a list and no-one knew exactly where they were. But what has happened up to now is that more and more people have considered that they have a memorial, and, of course, that they want some money to maintain that memorial in the appropriate manner. So, if there are some on Ynys Môn, it’s important that we know their location and, of course, that they know in what ways they can get some help.

Diolch i’r Prif Weinidog. Yr eitem nesaf ar ein hagenda ni yw’r datganiad a chyhoeddiad busnes, ac rydw’n galw ar Jane Hutt i wneud y datganiad.

Llywydd, rwy’n awyddus i chi ystyried pwynt o drefn.

Ie, felly. Pwynt o drefn yw hwn, nid eich datganiad. Iawn. Pwynt o drefn—Jane Hutt.

Diolch, Llywydd. Rwy’n awyddus i chi ystyried pwynt o drefn a wnaed am gwestiwn Adam Price, yr oeddwn o’r farn ei fod yn amhriodol o ran Rheol Sefydlog 13.9, i’r Prif Weinidog o ran Cylchdaith Cymru y prynhawn yma.

Gwrandewais ar y cwestiwn yn astud. Nid oedd yn ymddangos bod unrhyw gyhuddiad yr oedd angen ei ddyfarnu allan o drefn yn y cwestiwn hwnnw. Cwestiwn i'r Prif Weinidog ydoedd yn amlwg, ac atebodd y Prif Weinidog y cwestiwn yn eglur. Nid wyf yn ystyried bod angen i mi ddweud rhagor ar hyn o bryd.