Gareth Beer

30 Medi 2026, Cyfarfod Llawn

Cwestiynau i'r Gweinidog Cabinet dros Wydnwch Gwledig a Chynaliadwyedd

Yr wythnos diwethaf, gofynnais i'r Prif Weinidog ynglŷn â'r ffaith nad yw Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru ac asiantaethau eraill yn gwybod beth yw'r cymysgedd llawn o gemegau sy'n cael eu gollwng yn gyfreithlon i afonydd sir Gaerfyrddin. Mae adroddiad wedi dweud bod…

30 Medi 2026, Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs Committee

Rôl Ofwat yng nghyd-destun Cymru - sesiwn cyflwyno'r cyd-destun

Thank you, Chair.

30 Medi 2026, Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs Committee

Rôl Ofwat yng nghyd-destun Cymru - sesiwn cyflwyno'r cyd-destun

And it just becomes a cost of doing business then, doesn't it?

30 Medi 2026, Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs Committee

Rôl Ofwat yng nghyd-destun Cymru - sesiwn cyflwyno'r cyd-destun

And the second question is on the £44 million fine. You say it's not paid by customers, but the customers finance the company, don't they? So, how is the £40 million fine actually not paid for by the customers when the customers provide all the finance?

30 Medi 2026, Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs Committee

Rôl Ofwat yng nghyd-destun Cymru - sesiwn cyflwyno'r cyd-destun

And it just becomes another layer of management.

30 Medi 2026, Climate Change, Environment, Sustainability and Rural Affairs Committee

Rôl Ofwat yng nghyd-destun Cymru - sesiwn cyflwyno'r cyd-destun

Thanks for coming down. Is Ofwat in danger—it might be a good thing or a bad thing—of actually running the management of Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, as a sort of mission creep, if you like? I've got another question as well.