 Rydw i rywun i gynnig o'r rhaid i ddweud hyn, mae'r rhaid i ddweud hynny yn ddweud y Llywodraeth yn y rhaid i ddweud yn John Chalmers, mae'r modulau ar gyfer y ddweud yn Gwyllgorosol. Dwi'n gweld ar y ddweud yn gyfnod o'r ddwyllgor yn Gawdd Gwvan Hill, bydd y syddai'r of Saint Vincent de Paul. One day, a mother of nine children who had been traded in for a younger model found her way in desperation to the space. She had been left to care for her children alone, but her biggest challenge was her young son who had severe learning difficulties and who was also incontinent. The boy could hardly walk. His shoes were two sizes too small and they hadn't been off his feet in months. All I'm going to tell you is this, that socks and a new pair of shoes were bought for that young boy by the worker at the space. She peeled off the old shoes, took the boy's feet on her lap and washed them clean. While she did that, the boy's mother wept. She wept because where she stands on the pecking order of life, no one had ever done that for her or for her boy. She was experiencing love and grace being poured out. There were no words, but two things for me were true of that scene. Real practical help was being given to someone on the margins of society, and the God that I believe in was present. Present in a pair of shoes and socks from Asda. The God I believe in is not some puppet master presiding over good and evil in the universe. The God I believe in walks with the poor. The real reason for telling you that story is because I believe that there is a direct link in the chain of consequences that connects this place of government to that woman and her child and the worker dedicated to her work at the space. You see I don't subscribe to the idea that people enter public life for self-aggrandisement. The people I know who give themselves to public life do so in order to make a difference and in order to leave the world a better place than they found it. Today I want you to know that when you make the right decisions here about how priorities are set and how money is spent and how the right resources find their way into the right places, then somewhere way down the chain a needy child gets a new pair of shoes and a mother starved of affection gets the chance to weep. Thank you. Thank you. We now move to topical questions.