Conference Handbook - Llawlyfr y Gynhadledd

Cynhadledd Blynyddol Annual Conference

2010Medi 9 – 11 SeptemberCanolfan y Celfyddydau Aberystwyth Arts Centre

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Cynhadledd Blynyddol Annual Conference

2010Cynhadledd Flynyddol 2010 Annual Conference

Plaid. Ffydd yng Nghymru.Plaid. Believe in Wales.

Plaid Cymru Annual Conference 2010

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Cynhadledd Flynyddol Plaid Cymru 2010Plaid Cymru Annual Conference 2010

CynnwysNeges gan y Cadeirydd 02 Adroddiad y Trysorydd 04Adroddiad y Prif Weithredwr 06Adroddiad Gr wp y Cynulliad 08Adroddiad Gr wp Ewrop 10Adroddiad Gr wp San Steffan 12Pwyllgor Gwaith Genedlaethol 14Pwy yw Pwy yn y Swyddfa Genedlaethol 17Canllawiau i’r Gynhadledd 18Amserlen y Gynhadledd (dydd Iau) 20Amserlen y Gynhadledd (dydd Gwener) 22Amserlen y Gynhadledd (dydd Sadwrn) 24Cofnodion Cynhadledd Flynyddol 2009 26Amserlen llawn a chynigion y Gynhadledd 30(dydd Gwener & dydd Sadwrn)

ContentMessage from the Chair 02Treasurer’s Report 04Chief Executive’s Report 06Assembly Group Report 08European Group Report 10Westminster Group Report 12 National Executive Committee 14Who’s Who in the National Of!ce 17Conference Guide 18 Conference Timetable (Thursday) 20Conference Timetable (Friday) 22Conference Timetable (Saturday) 242009 Annual Conference Minutes 26Full timetable and Conference motions 30(Friday & Saturday)

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Cynhadledd Flynyddol Plaid Cymru 2010 Plaid Cymru Annual Conference 2010

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Neges gan y Cadeirydd

Camgymeriad fyddai ceisio cymryd arnom fod Etholiad Cyffredinol eleni yn llwyddiant ysgubol i’r Blaid. Aethom i’r etholiad yn cywir gredu fod gennym wir gy"e i anfon ein tîm mwyaf erioed i San Steffan a daethom allan gyda’r un tair sedd, a llithro’n ôl mewn nifer o rai eraill. Gwnaethom gynnydd mewn rhai seddi, ac mae angen i ni wneud yn siwr ein bod yn deall pa ffactorau oedd yn cyfrif am y cynnydd hwn, ac yna’u hail-adrodd mewn mannau eraill.

Ar lefel genedlaethol, fe wnaethom ymladd yr hyn gredaf i oedd ein hymgyrch San Steffan fwyaf trefnus a slic erioed. Roedd gennym strategaeth, ac fe wnaethom lynu ato. Ond mae angen i ni ddysgu nad techneg a threfniadaeth yw popeth – nid oedd ein neges yn ddigon clir nac yn ddigon gwahanol. Er bod y fecanwaith gennym i adnabod y sawl oedd yn mynd i bleidleisio dros y Blaid, a gofalu eu bod yn pleidleisio, wnaethom ni ddim rhoi rheswm digon da i bobl bleidleisio drosom.

Mae’n hawdd – yn rhy hawdd – beio dadleuon yr arweinyddion. Yn sicr, fe gawsant effaith, ac yr oedd yn newid mawr yn natur etholiad San Steffan. Ae’n newid y bydd yn rhaid i ni ddygymod ag ef yn y dyfodol hefyd, felly rhaid i ni baratoi yn well ar gyfer hynny. Ond byddai beio ‘y dadleuon’ yn unig yn anwybyddu’r gwersi hynny y mae’n rhaid i ni eu dysgu, yn bennaf ynghylch rhoi gwir reswm i bobl ddewis y Blaid yn hytrach nac un o bleidiau’r DG.

Mae dwy her fawr o’n blaenau. Y cyntaf yw’r refferendwm ym mis Mawrth, a’r ail yw etholiad y Cynulliad ym Mai. Ac mae’n edrych fel pe bydd yr olaf hwn yn cael ei gymhlethu gan refferendwm arall ledled y DG ar y system bleidleisio, fydd yn ychwanegu her arall i ni, mewn etholiad fyddai fel arall ync anolbwyntio yn llwyr ar faterion Cymreig.

Er bod y blaid yn dal i allu talu ei ffordd, yr ydym wedi gwario’n drwm ar etholiad San Steffan, a rhaid ail-lenwi’r coffrau ar frys os ydym am gael y llwyddiant a’r effaith mwyaf yn y ddwy frwydr nesaf. Rwy’n siwr y bydd y Trysorydd yn pwysleisio hynny yn ei adroddiad ef.

Mae Gwenllian a’r tîm yn Nh ˆy Gwynfor unwaith eto wedi gwneud ymdrech lew, nid yn unig o ran cadw’r blaid i redeg o ddydd i ddydd, ond hefyd gyda’r hyblygrwydd a’r ymrwymiad sydd ynw astad yn gwneud cymaint o wahaniaeth adeg etholiad.

Yn olaf, wrth gwrs, mae fy niolch fel erioed yn ddyledus i’r gwirfododlwyr ymysg yr aelodau sydd yn gweithio’n ddi"ino i dalu am y blaid, i ddosbarthu ta"enni ac i guro ar y drysau – yn ogystal â chadw’r blaid yn rhedeg trwy dderbyn cyfrifoldebau fel swyddogion ac aeldoau pwyllgorau. Heb yr ymrwymiad hwnnw,ni fyddai dim o’n llwyddiannau yn bosibl.

John Dixon, Cadeirydd

Message from the Chair

It would be wrong to try and pretend that this year’s General Election was an unmitigated success for Plaid. We went into the election genuinely believing that we had a real chance of sending our biggest team ever to Westminister and we came out with the same three seats, and having slipped backwards in a number of others. There were some seats where we had some advance, and we need to make sure that we understand what factors accounted for those advances, and then replicate them elsewhere.

At a national level, we fought what I still believe to have been our most co-ordinated and slick Westminster campaign ever. We had a strategy, and we stuck to it. But we need to learn that technique and organisation are not enough – our message was neither clear nor distinctive enough. Whilst we had all the mechanics in place to identify those who were going to vote Plaid, and ensure that they voted, we simply didn’t give people a good enough reason to vote for us.

It’s easy – too easy – to blame the leaders’ debates. They certainly had an impact, and it was a major change in the nature of a Westminster election. It’s one we’ll have to live with in future too, so we need to be better prepared for that. But simply blaming ‘the debates’ would be to ignore those lessons which we need to learn, primarily around giving people a realr eason to choose Plaid rather than one of the UK parties.

We have two major challenges ahead of us. The !rst is the referendum in March, and the second is the Assembly election in May. And it looks as though the latter may be further complicated by another, UK-wide, referendum on the voting system, which will add another level of challenge for us, in an election which would otherwise be focussed exclusively on Welsh issues.

Whilst the party remains solvent, we have spent heavily on the Westminster election, and need urgently to replenish our war chest for the next two battles if we are to maximise our impact and our success. I’m sure that the Treasurer will be stressing that in his own report.

Gwenllian and the team at T ˆy Gwynfor have once again put in a tremendous effort, not just in keeping the party running on a day to day basis, but also in the "exibility and commitment which always makes such a huge difference at election time.

Finally, of course, my thanks go, as ever, to the volunteer membership, who work tirelessly to fund the party, deliver the lea"ets and knock the doors – as well as keeping the party functioning by accepting responsibilities as of!cers and committee members. Without that commitment, none of what we have achieved would be possible.

John Dixon, Chair

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Adroddiad y Trysorydd

Mae’n bleser gen i adrodd fod Datganiadau Ariannol Blynyddol Plaid Cymru ar gyfer y "wyddyn 2009 wedi eu cy"wyno i’r Comisiwn Etholiadol a gellir eu darllen ar wefan y Comisiwn: www.electoralcommission.org.uk

Erys sefyllfa gyffredinol cyllid y Blaid yn gryf er bod llawer her ariannol, yn ddiamau, ar y gorwel.

Ar yr ochr gadarnhaol, gwelodd 2009 gynnydd mewn aelodaeth ac incwm o godi arian. Buom yn arbennig o ffodus hefyd i dderbyn cymynrodd sylweddol yn ystod y "wyddyn. Mae’n achos pryder, fodd bynnag, y buasem wedi wynebu diffyg sylweddol heb y gymynrodd yn 2009.

Os ydym, fel plaid, i gynnal ein prof!l ymgyrchu uwch a’n proffesiynoldeb, yna rhaid i’n gweithgareddau codi arian wella er mwyn sicrhau cyllideb gytbwys dros y tymor canol.

Rhaid i ni hefyd ganolbwyntio’n llym ar werth ein gwariant. Rwy’n siomedig nodi gorwariant ar y gyllideb a osodwyd am ymgyrch etholiad Ewrop. Mae’r Prif Weithredwr a minnau yn gosod mecanweithiau newydd ar waith i wneud yn si wr fod gwario ar ymgyrchoedd yn cael ei reoli’n llym yn y cyfnod hyd at etholiad Cynulliad 2011 ac ymgyrch y refferendwm.

Carwn hefyd dalu teyrnged i waith y Pwyllgor Cyllid ac Adnoddau sy’n parhau i gadw llygad craff a manwl ar gyllid y Blaid yn !sol.

Dafydd Trystan Davies, Trysorydd Cenedlaethol

Treasurer’s Report

I am pleased to report that Plaid Cymru’s Annual Financial Statements for the year 2009 have been presented to the Electoral Commission which can be viewed at the Electoral Commission’s website: www.electoralcommission.org.uk.

The overall position of the Party’s !nances remains strong though there are undoubtedly signi!cant !nancial challenges on the horizon.

On the positive, side 2009 saw an increase in membership and fundraising income. We were also particularly fortunate to receive a signi!cant legacy during the year. It is however a cause for concern that without the legacy we would have seen a signi!cant de!cit in 2009.

If we are, as a party, to maintain our increased campaigning pro!le and professionalism then our fundraising activities must improve to ensure that over the medium term our budget can be balanced.

We must also focus ruthlessly on the value of expenditure. I am disappointed to note an overspend against the budget set for the European election campaign. The Chief Executive and I are putting new mechanisms in place to ensure that campaign spending is tightly controlled in the run up to the 2011 Assembly election and referendum campaign.

I should also like to pay tribute to the work of the Finance and Resources Committee which continues to exercise detailed and careful over sight of the Party’s !nances on a month by month basis.

Dafydd Trystan Davies, National Treasurer

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Adroddiad y Prif Weithredwr

Mae holl waith staff T y Gwynfor dros y "wyddyn ddiwethaf wedi bod yn arwain at binacl etholiad 2011 a’n ymdrechion i droi’r Blaid yn beiriant ymgyrchu parhaol drwy ddosbarthu ta"enni, ganfasio ffôn ac alw ar stepen drws o un mis i’r llall. Diolch i’n aelodau a’n cefnogwyr am eu gwaith di"ino.

Croesawyd sawl aelod o staff newydd i’r tîm. Mae Caryl Wyn Jones (Rheolwr Swyddfa), Chad Rickard (Swyddog Datblygu) a Rhys Lewis (Swyddog Cyfathrebu) yn wynebau newydd tra dyrchafwyd Alun Evans yn Bennaeth Datblygu, Morgan Lloyd yn Bennaeth Cyfathrebu a Strategaeth a Shaughan Feakes yn Swyddog Data. Daeth llu o bobl ifanc (a rhai h yn) am gyfnod o bro!ad gwaith ac eraill am gyfnod estynedig drwy’n cynllun interns sy’n rhoi cy"e i gefnogwyr ddod i gefnogi gwaith y Blaid ym meysydd polisi, cyfathrebu, codi arian ac ymgyrchu.

Yn atodol i’r Gynhadledd Wanwyn, cafwyd sawl cynhadledd undydd ar bynciau amrywiol fel Addysg Gymraeg, Polisi Gofal Cymdeithasol, Diwygio Canol ein Tre! a Pholisi Amddiffyn a Diogelwch i Gymru. Cafwyd mintai gref yn yr Ysgol Haf eleni a chafwyd stondin yn amryw o’r Sioeau cenedlaethol.

O ystyried pwysigrwydd y cyfryngau newydd, fe roddwyd pwyslais o’r newydd ar ein presenoldeb ar y we drwy dudalen y Blaid ar facebook a drwy lansio gwefan www.plaidbyw.com (sy’n dod a holl allbwn ein blogwyr, y sawl sy’n trydar a’r straeon Pleidiol diweddara’ oddi ar y rhyngrwyd i un gwefan gynhwysfawr).

Yn olaf, carwn ddiolch i John Dixon a Dafydd Iwan am eu cefnogaeth i dîm T y Gwynfor fel Cadeirydd a Llywydd. Bu’n anrhydedd cael cydweithio â chi.

Gwenllian LansdownPrif Weithredwr

Chief Executive’s Report

All the work of the T y Gwynfor staff over the previous year has been leading to the pinnacle of the 2011 election and our attempts to turn Plaid into a permanent campaigning team by distributing lea"ets, telephone canvassing and doorstep canvassing from one month to the next. I would like to thank our members and supporters for their untiring efforts.

Several new members of staff have been welcomed onto the team. Caryl Wyn Jones (Of!ce Manager), Chad Rickard (Development Of!cer) and Rhys Lewis (Communications Of!cer) are new faces, while Alun Evans has been promoted to Head of Development, Morgan Lloyd as Head of Communications and Strategy, and Shaughan Feakes as Data Of!cer. Several young people (and some older) spent periods of time on work experience, and others for extended periods through the interns scheme which gives supporters an opportunity to support Plaid’s work in the areas of policy, communications, fundraising and campaigning.

In addition to the Spring Conference, there have been several one-day conferences on varied subjects such as Welsh-medium Education, Social Care Policy, Regenerating our Town Centres, and a Defence and Security Policy for Wales. A number of members attended our Summer School this year, and we had a stand at several of our national Shows.

Bearing in mind the importance of new media, great emphasis was placed on our web presence through Plaid’s facebook page and through launching the plaidlive.com website (which brings together all the output of our bloggers, tweeters and latest Plaid stories from the internet onto one comprehensive website).

Lastly, I would like to thank John Dixon and Dafydd Iwan for supporting the T y Gwynfor team in their roles as Chair and President. It has been an honour to work with you.

Gwenllian LansdownChief Executive

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Adroddiad Gr wp y Cynulliad

Mae Llywodraeth Cymru’n Un yn dechrau ar ei blwyddyn olaf ac mae ein Gweinidogion wedi bod yn gweithio’n galed i gwrdd ag ymrwymiadau cytundeb y glymblaid ac i lywio Cymru trwy ddyfroedd stormus y dirwasgiad.

Mae Ieuan, fel y Gweinidog dros yr Economi a Thrafnidiaeth, wedi cy"wyno ei Raglen Adnewyddu’r Economi, fydd yn cynnig yr amodau a’r fframwaith gorau i alluogi busnesau i ffynnu. Lluniwyd y Rhaglen yn dilyn ymgynghoriad eang gyda’r sector busnes ac mae wedi cael croeso cynnes.

Mae Ieuan hefyd yn gweithio i wella cysylltiadau trafnidiaeth ar draws Cymru ac am y tro cyntaf erioed rydym yn gwario mwy ar wahanol ffur!au ar drafnidiaeth gynaliadwy nag yr ydym ar ffyrdd. Mae ei Gynllun Trafnidiaeth Cenedlaethol yn nodi manylion cynlluniau ar gyfer gwella cysylltiadau rhwng y de a’r gogledd, yn ogystal â datblygu gwasanaethau bysiau a choetsys, a chy"ymu amseroedd teithio ar y trên.

Ychwanegwyd Adfywio i bortffolio Jocelyn Davies, y Dirprwy Gweinidog dros Dai ac mae wedi dynodi y Barrir ac Aberystwyth yn Ardaloedd Adfywio Strategol. Mae Cynllun Achub Morgeisi ei hadran ymhlith un o’r cynlluniau mwyaf llwyddiannus ledled y DU o ran helpu’r rheini sydd mewn perygl o golli eu cartre! yn ystod y dirwasgiad.

Datblygodd Elin Jones, y Gweinidog dros Materion Gwledig, Cynllun Cymorth i Newydd-ddyfodiaid i gefnogi ffermwyr ifanc ac enillodd hi £195 miliwn o’r CE i gefnogi cymunedau gwledig, yn sgil cymeradwyo’r Cynllun Datblygu Gwledig. Mae ei brwydr i ddileu TB mewn gwartheg yn parhau.

Mae Alun Ffred Jones, y Gweinidog dros Dreftadaeth, wedi cy"wyno Mesur ar yr Iaith Gymraeg, gan sefydlu Comisiynydd Iaith newydd a gosod dyletswyddau ar gyrff i ddarparu gwasanaethau drwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg. Lansiodd launched National Theatre Wales hefyd, cwmni theatr genedlaethol newydd Saesneg ei hiaith ac mae wedi ehangu’r cynllun No!o am Ddim i gynnwys gwersi no!o am ddim.

Mae ein ACau meinciau ôl wedi bod yn hynod o brysur hefyd. Ceir manylion am eu gwaith yn adroddiad llawn Gr wp y Cynulliad i’r Gynhadledd.

Assembly Group Report

As the term of the One Wales government enters its !nal year our Ministers have been working hard to meet the commitments set out in the coalition agreement and to guide Wales through the stormy waters of the recession. #

Ieuan, as Minister for the Economy and Transport has introduced his Economic Renewal Programme, which will provide the best conditions and framework to enable business in Wales to "ourish. The Programme was drawn up following close consultation with the business sector and has received a warm welcome.

Ieuan is also working to improve transport links across Wales and for the !rst time ever we are spending more on sustainable forms of transport than on roads. His National Transport Plan sets out schemes for improving north-south links, developing long distance bus and coach services and speeding up railway journey times.

Jocelyn Davies, Deputy Minister for Housing has had Regeneration added to her portfolio and has designated Barry and Aberystwyth as Strategic Regeneration Areas. Her department’s Mortgage Rescue Scheme has been among the most successful schemes in the UK in terms of helping those who face losing their homes during the recession.

Elin Jones, Minister for Rural Affairs has developed a new Young Entrants Support Scheme to support young farmers and has acquired £195 million from the EC to help support rural communities, following approval of the Rural Development Plan. Her !ght to eradicate TB in cattle continues.

Alun Ffred Jones, Minister for Heritage has introduced a Measure on the Welsh Language, establishing a Welsh Language Commissioner and placing duties on bodies to provide services in Welsh. He has also launched National Theatre Wales, a new English language theatre company and expanded the free swimming scheme to include free swimming lessons.

Our backbench AMs have also been busy. Details of their work can be found in the full report of the Group to Conference.

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Adroddiad Gr wp Ewrop

Ail-etholwyd Jill i gynrychioli Cymru gyfan yn Senedd Ewrop !s Mehe!n diwethaf. Fe’i hetholwyd hefyd yn Llywydd Gr wp EFA.

Yr argyfyngau arian a hinsawdd fu "aenaf eto eleni. Mae Jill yn ymgyrchu i wneud yn sicr fod Cymru yn parhau i dderbyn yr arian mwyaf er mwyn helpu i greu swyddi ac adeiladu economi werdd.

Aeth Jill i Copenhagen ym mis Rhagfyr i alw am gytundeb rhyngwladol cadarn ar newid hinsawdd. Mae’n gweithio gyda grwpiau ledled Cymru ar yr ymgyrch hon.Daliodd i weithio am labelu bwyd clir, i gadw Cymru yn rhydd o GM ac i hybu cynnyrch Cymreig.

Cafwyd cam ymlaen arall i’r iaith Gymraeg pan sicrhaodd Jill gy!eithu ar y pryd am y tro cyntaf erioedd mewn seminar yn Senedd Ewrop.

Mae Jill yn llywio deddf trwy’r senedd i gyfyngu ar sylweddau peryglus mewn cyfarpar trydanol ac electronig. Byddai hyn yn golygu y gellid ailgylchu mwy, yn hytrach na’u hallforio i wledydd tlotach, lle maent yn aml yn cael eu llosgi, sy’n niweidiol i’r iechyd a’r amgylchedd.

Gyda ffermwyr yng Nghymru, mae Jill yn paratoi am y Polisi Amaethyddol Cyffredin wedi 2013. Ymgyrchodd yn galed yn erbyn tagio defaid yn electronig a chynahliodd gy"wyniad am Glastir ym Mrwsel.

Dychwelodd Jill i Gaza ym mis Ionawr. Mae’n is-gadeirydd y gr wp trawsbleidiol ar Orllewin y Sahara ac yn aelod o’r ddirprwyaeth gydag Irac.

Ar wahoddiad Jill, ymwelodd llawer o grwpiau o Gymru â Brwsel dros y "wyddyn a aeth heibio, a bu llawer o bobl ifanc ar bro!ad gwaith. Ymysg yr uchafbwyntiau yr oedd Côr Cefnogwyr y Gweilch a’r Urdd o Geredigion yn perfformio’r Neges Ewyllys Da blynyddol.

European Group Report

Jill was re-elected to represent all of Wales in the European Parliament last June. She was also elected President of the EFA group.

The past year has been dominated again by the !nancial and climate crisis. Jill is campaigning to ensure that Wales continues to receive maximum funding to help create jobs and build a new green economy.Jill went to Copenhagen in December to call for a binding international agreement on climate change. She works with groups throughout Wales on this campaign.

She continued to work for clear food labelling, to keep Wales GM free and to promote Welsh produce.

The Welsh language had another !rst when Jill got simultaneous translation for the !rst time ever at a seminar in the European Parliament.

Jill is steering a law through parliament to restrict hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. This would mean more could be recycled and not shipped to poorer countries where they are often burnt, damaging health and the environment.

With farmers in Wales, Jill is preparing for the new Common Agricultural Policy after 2013. She campaigned hard against electronic sheep tagging and hosted a presentation of Glastir in Brussels.

Jill returned to Gaza in January. She is a Vice Chair of the cross party group on Western Sahara and a member of the delegation with Iraq.

At Jill’s invitation, many groups from Wales have visited Brussels in the past year and many young people have come on work experience. Amongst the highlights was a concert by the Ospreys Supporters Choir and the Urdd from Ceredigion performing the annual goodwill message.

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Adroddiad Gr wp San Steffan

Bu’r "wyddyn ddiwethaf yn San Steffan yn un a reolwyd, wrth gwrs, gan yr Etholiad Gyffredinol a gynhaliwyd ar 6ed Mai 2010.

Ail-etholwyd Elfyn Llwyd a Hywel Williams i’r Senedd, i gynrychioli seddi newydd Dwyfor Meirionnydd ac Arfon. Enillodd Jonathan Edwards sedd Dwyrain Caerfyrddin a Dinefwr.

Ers dod yn ôl, mae Aelodau Seneddol y Blaid wedi mwynhau prof!l uchel yn y wasg ac yn Nh y’r Cyffredin ill dau.

Etholwyd Elfyn Llwyd i’r Pwyllgor Cy!awnder ac y mae wedi cario ymlaen gyda’i ymgyrch i sicrhau mwy o gymorth i gyn-!lwyr. Y mae hefyd wedi cael ei roi ar banel ymchwiliad a gomisiynwyd gan yr Howard League for Penal Reform sy’n ystyried y problem hon. Mae Elfyn bellach yn gadeirydd Grwp Seneddol Undebau Cy!awnder, ac y mae wedi arwain ar nifer o ymgyrchoedd, gan gynnwys ei ymgyrch yn erbyn cau llysoedd lleol yng Ngymru, a hedfan isel dros gymunedau gwledig.

‘ae Hywel Williams wedi aildanio ei ymgyrch i sicrhau rheithgorau dwyieithog mewn llysoedd Cymreig. Lansiwyd gwefan i’r ymgyrch yn ddiweddar. Mae Hywel hefyd wedi dadlau dros ddatganoli pwerau dros foroedd Cymru i’r Cynulliad.

Wrth gymryd lle Adam Price yn y Senedd, mae Jonathan Edwards wedi gwneud cryn effaith yn ei rôl newydd fel siaradwr y Blaid yn San Steffan dros faterion economaidd, wrth ddadlau dros faterion o bwys i Gymru ar ôl Cyllideb annheg. Mi wnaeth Jonathan ei araith forwynol ym mis Mehe!n, a ganolbwyntiodd ar dlodi gwledig a thlodi tanwydd. Mae Jonathan wedi arwain mewn nifer o ymgyrchoedd, yn erbyn toriadau i swyddi yn y sector cyhoeddus, y fformiwla Barnett, a thaliadau tai. Y mae’n aelod o’r Pwyllgor Materion Cymreig.

Westminster Group Report

The past year in Westminster was, of course, dominated by the General Election, held on 6th May 2010.

Elfyn Llwyd and Hywel Williams were re-elected to Parliament, representing the new seats of Dwyfor Meirionnydd and Arfon, while Jonathan Edwards won in Camarthen East and Dinefwr.

Since returning, the three Plaid Cymru MPs have enjoyed a high pro!le in both the media and the House of Commons.

Elfyn Llwyd has been appointed to the Justice Select Committee and has continued his campaign for greater support for veterans. He is also a member of a Howard League for Penal Reform-commissioned inquiry on this issue. Elfyn is chair of the Justice Unions Parliamentary Group and has led on a number of campaigns, including against planned closures of local courts in Wales, and low "ying training over rural communities.

Hywel Williams has continued to !ght for bilingual juries to be available in Welsh courts and recently launched a campaign website. Hywel has also campaigned for decision making over the Welsh coastline to be devolved to the Welsh Assembly.

Replacing Adam Price in Parliament, Jonathan Edwards hit the ground running in his role as spokesperson for Plaid in parliament on economic affairs, !ghting Wales’ corner following the unfair UK Budget. He made his maiden speech in June, focusing on fuel and rural poverty. Jonathan has led in a series of highly effective campaigns, against cuts to public sector jobs, the Barnett Formula and Housing payments returned from Wales to Westminster and is a member of the Welsh Affairs Select Committee.

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Pwyllgor Gwaith Cenedlaethol/ National Executive Committee Arweinydd Gr wp Plaid Cymru yn y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol / Plaid Cymru Group Leader in the National AssemblyIeuan Wyn Jones AC / AM - [email protected] • www.ieuanwynjones.org

Llywydd / PresidentJill Evans ASE / MEP - [email protected] •www.jillevans.net

Is Lywydd / Vice PresidentChris Franks neu Ail-agor enwebiadau/or Re-open Nominations

Arweinydd Gr wp Plaid Cymru yn San Steffan/Plaid Cymru Group Leader in WestminsterElfyn Llwyd AS / MP - [email protected]

Cynrychiolydd Gr wp Plaid Cymru yn y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol/ Plaid Cymru National Assembly Group RepresentativeDai Lloyd AC / AM - [email protected]

Cadeirydd / Chair - I’W ETHOL/TO BE ELECTEDAgorir enwebiadau, dyddiad cau enwebiadau Medi 30ain, i’w ethol yn y Cyngor Cenedlaethol / Nominations opened- closing date for nominations September 30th, to be elected at National Council.

Trysorydd / TreasurerDafydd Trystan neu Ail-agor enwebiadau/or Re-open Nominations

Cadeirydd y Pwyllgor Llywio / Chair of Steering CommitteeEllen ap Gwynn neu Ail-agor enwebiadau/or Re-open Nominations

Cyfarwyddydd Cyfathrebu / Director of Communications Elin Jones - [email protected]

Cyfarwyddydd Cyllid / Director of Finance Richard Grigg - [email protected]

Cyfarwyddydd Etholiadau / Director of ElectionsAgorir enwebiadau, dyddiad cau enwebiadau Medi 30ain, i’w ethol yn y Cyngor Cenedlaethol / Nominations opened- closing date for nominations September 30th, to be elected at National Council.

Cyfarwyddydd Polisi / Director of Policy Nerys Evans - [email protected]

Cyfarwyddydd Trefniadaeth / Director of Organisation Ian Titherington - [email protected]

Cyfarwyddydd Cyfleoedd Cyfartal / Director of Equal OpportunitiesI’W ETHOL/ TO BE ELECTED Carole Willis/ Neil McEvoy/ Ail-agor enwebiadau/ Re-open nominations

Cyfarwyddydd Addysg Wleidyddol / Director of Political EducationMyfanwy Davies - [email protected]

Cymru XLuke James - [email protected]

Cymdeithas y Cynghorwyr / Councillors’ AssociationPhil Bevan - [email protected]

Adran y Menywod / Women’ SectionJanet Ryder AC / AM - [email protected]

UNDEBAlun Cox - [email protected]

Adran Cyfleoedd Cyfartal / Equal Opportunities SectionAgorir enwebiadau, dyddiad cau enwebiadau Medi 30ain, i’w ethol yn y Cyngor Cenedlaethol / Nominations opened- closing date for nominations September 30th, to be elected at National Council

CYDLYNYDDION RHANBARTHOL / REGIONAL CO-ORDINATORS

Môn & Caernarfon Paul Rowlinson - [email protected]

Conwy, Gorllewin Clwyd a Dyffryn Clwyd / Conwy, Clwyd West and Vale of Clwyd -Arwel Roberts - [email protected]

Delyn, Wrecsam, Alun & Dyfrdwy a De Clwyd / Delyn, Wrexham, Alyn & Deeside and Clwyd South - I’W ETHOL/TO BE ELECTEDArfon Jones neu/or ail-agor enwebiadau / re-open nominations.

Powys - I’W ETHOL/TO BE ELECTEDDim enwebiadau wedi’u derbyn, unrhyw fanylion pellach i’w gylchredeg yn y Gynhadledd / No nominations received, any further details to be circulated at Conference

Ceredigion & Dwyfor MeirionnyddMabon ap Gwynfor neu Ail-agor enwebiadau/or Re-open Nominations

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Pwy yw Pwy yn y Swydda Genedlaethol / Who’s Who in the National OfficeT y Gwynfor, Marine Chambers, Cwrt Anson/Anson Court, Glanfa’r Iwerydd/Atlantic Wharf, Caerdydd/Cardiff, Cf10 4AL

Alun Evans - Pennaeth Uned Datblygu / Head of Development Unit(02920) 475925 / [email protected]

Cai Jones - Swyddog Ymgynghori Polisi / Policy Consultation Of!cer(02920) 475928 / [email protected]

Caryl Wyn-Jones - Rheolydd Swyddfa / Of!ce Manager(02920) 475920 / [email protected]

Chad Rickard - Swyddog Uned Datblygu / Development Unit Of!cer(020 20 472272) / [email protected])

Dyfan Powel - Swyddog Cydlynu Polisi / Policy Co-ordination Of!cer(02920) 475927 / [email protected]

Geraint Day - Pennaeth yr Uned Wleidyddiaeth / Head of Politics Unit (02920) 475929 / [email protected]

Gwenllian Lansdown - Prif Weithredwr / Chief Executive (02920) 475922 / [email protected]

Lowri Jackson- Swyddog Polisi / Research and Policy Of!cer(02920 475926) / [email protected]

Luke Nicholas - Swyddog Ymgyrchu (Trefniadaeth) / Campaigns Of!cer (Organisation)(02920 472272) / [email protected]

Meg Elis – Cy!eithydd Polisi / Policy Translator

Morgan Lloyd – Pennaeth Cyfathrebu a Strategaeth / Head of Communications and Strategy (02920) 475931 / [email protected]

Nigel Bevan- Swyddog Cyllid / Finance Of!cer(02920) 475923 / [email protected]

Shaughan Feakes - Swyddog Data / Data Of!cer (02920) 475932 / [email protected]

Vici Jones - Swyddog Digwyddiadau a Codi Arian / Events and Fundraising Of!cer(02920) 475921 / [email protected]

Rhys Ffrancon Lewis – Swyddog y Wasg a Chyfathrebu / Press and Communications [email protected]

Sir Benfro a Sir Gaerfyrddin / Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire Elwyn Williams - [email protected]

Gwyr ac Abertawe / Gower and Swansea Dewi Evans - [email protected]

Nedd, Aberafan, Ogwr a Phenybont / Neath, Aberavon, Ogmore and BridgendI’W ETHOL/TO BE ELECTEDMargaret Davies neu/or Ail-agor enwebiadau / Re-open nominations

Rhondda, Cynon a Phontypridd / Rhondda, Cynon and PontypriddDim enwebiadau wedi’u derbyn, unrhyw fanylion pellach i’w gylchredeg yn y Gynhadledd. No nominations received, any further details to be circulated at Conference.

Caerdydd a Bro Morgannwg / Cardiff and the Vale of GlamorganChris Franks - [email protected]

Merthyr Tudful, Rhymni, Caerffili, Islwyn & Blaenau GwentGlyn Erasmus - [email protected]

Mynwy, Casnewydd a Thorfaen / Monmouthshire, Newport and Torfaen Janet Davies - [email protected]

Pwyllgor Llywio’r Gynhadledd/ Conference Steering Committee • Cadeirydd / Chair -Ellen ap Gwynn• Cynrychiolyddion y Pwyllgor Gwaith / NEC Representatives Alun Cox, [email protected] Glyn Erasmus, [email protected] (Dewisir cynrychiolyddion yn y Cyfarfod Blynyddol ym mis Hydref / Representatives are chosen in the AGM in October)• Etholwyd yng Nghynhadledd 2009 / Elected at 2009 Conference Harri Roberts [email protected] Myfanwy Davies [email protected]• I’W HETHOL YNG NGHYNHADLEDD 2010/TO BE ELECTED AT 2010 CONFERENCE Michael Peterson, Colin Nosworthy neu/or Ail-agor enwebiadau / Re-open Nominations (mae cyfanswm o ddau le gwag i’w hethol yng Nghynhadledd 2010 / there is a total of two vacant positions to elect at the 2009 Conference)

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Canllawiau i’r Gynhadledd

Lleoliad: Canolfan y Celfyddydau, Aberystwyth, (01970) 622882

Gwybodaeth Gyffredinol: Mae Canolfan y Celfyddydau ar gampws y Prifysgol. Trowch i mewn i’r campws oddi ar yr A487 wrth i chi fynd tua’r gogledd allan o ganol tref Aberystwyth tuag at Fachynlleth. Mae meysydd parcio gerllaw y Ganolfan ar y campws, a does dim rhaid talu ar ôl 5pm ac ar benwythnosau. Yn ystod y dydd, dilynwch yr arwyddion i Faes Parcio’r Ymwelwyr – mae tâl bychan.

Aberystwyth yw’r orsaf drenau agosaf, gerllaw’r gorsafoedd bysiau sydd yn rhedeg gwasanaethau rheolaidd i’r Brifysgol. Am amserlenni trenau a bysus, cysylltwch â Llinell Deithio Arriva ar 0870 608 2 608, neu ewch at www.arriva.co.uk.

Cofrestru: Mae cofrestru am ddim i gynrychiolwyr o ganghennau ac etholaethau sydd wedi talu’r Tâl Cofrestru Blynyddol ar gyfer 2009. Os nad ydych yn siwr os yw’ch cangen neu etholaeth wedi cofrestru cysylltwch â’r Swyddfa Genedlaethol. Y gost i gofrestru ar gyfer cynrychiolwyr o ganghennau ac etholaethau sydd heb dalu’r Tâl Cofrestru Blynyddol yw £30 yr un. Fe ddylai cynrychiolwyr fynd i’r Ddesg Gofrestru wrth gyrraedd y Gynhadledd i gasglu eu cerdyn pleidleisio. Os nad ydych yn gynrychiolydd swyddogol fe allwch gofrestru fel sylwebydd.

Digwyddiadau cymdeithasol: Nos Iau @ 7.30yh Noson Farddonol, y Cwps / Nos Wener @ 7.00yh Cinio’r Gynhadledd, Neuadd Penbryn, y Brifysgol / Nos Sadwrn @ 9.00yh Y Ri!w, y Clwb Peldroed. Archeber dicedi: [email protected] / 02920 475921

Cyfarfodydd ymylol a stondinau: Ceisiwch ymweld â phob stondin a mynychu’r cyfarfodydd ymylol a drefnwyd yn ystod y Gynhadledd, darperir lluniaeth mewn rhai cyfarfodydd. Co!wch godi copi o Lyfryn Cyfarfodydd Ymylol a stondinau y Gynhadledd er mwyn sicrhau y cewch y gorau o’r Gynhadledd!

Siarad: I siarad yn y gynhadledd, rhaid llenwi cerdyn siaradwr. Mae’r cardiau ar gael gan y stiwardiaid yn neuadd y gynhadledd. Gofalwch eich bod yn rhoi eich cerdyn i stiward mewn digon o amser cyn y ddadl yr ydych am gymryd rhan ynddi.

A fyddwch cystal â rhoi gwybod i stiward am unrhyw anghenion arbennig fydd gennych ymlaen llaw, e.e., help i symud, os bwriadwch siarad.

Pleidleisio: Dim ond cynrychiolwyr â chardiau pleidleisio all bleidleisio ar gynigion. Fe nodir manylion y cynigion yn y llawlyfr hon. I bleidleisio fe fydd angen i chi ddal eich cerdyn yn glir yn yr awyr ar yr amser priodol a nodir gan y Cadeirydd.

Conference Guide

Location: Arts Centre, Aberystwyth, (01970) 622882

General Information: The Arts Centre is on the University campus. Turn into the campus from the A487 as you head north out of Aberystwyth town centre towards Machynlleth. There are car parks adjacent to the Centre on campus, and they are free after 5pm and at weekends. During the day, follow the signs for Visitors’ Car Parks – there is a small fee.

Aberystwyth is the nearest railway station, close to the bus station which runs a regular service to the University. For train and bus timetables, contact the Arriva Travel Line on 0870 608 2 608, or go to www.arriva.co.uk.

Registration: registration is free for delegates from branches and constituencies that have paid the Annual Registration Fee for 2009. If you are not sure whether your branch or constituency has registered, contact the National Of!ce. The cost of registration for branches and constituencies that have not paid their Annual Registration is £30 each. Delegates should report to the Registration Desk as they arrive at Conference to pick up their voting card. If you are not an of!cial delegate, you may register as an observer.

Social events: Thursday @ 7.30pm, Poetry event, the Cwps / Friday @ 7.00pm Conference Dinner, Penbryn Hall, University / Saturday @ 9.00pm The Revue, Football club. Book tickets: [email protected] / 02920 475921.

Fringe meetings and stands: Do try to visit all stands and attend the fringe meetings organised during Conference; refreshments are provided at some fringes. Pick up your copy of the Fringe and Stalls Guide to ensure you get the best out of Conference!

Speaking: To speak at conference, you must !ll in a speaker’s card. Cards are available from the stewards in the conference hall. Please ensure you hand your card to the steward in good time before the debate in which you wish to participate. Please inform a steward in advance should you have any special needs, e.g., help with mobility, if you wish to speak. Voting: Only those delegates with voting cards can vote on motions. Details of motions are clearly shown in this handbook. To vote, you will need to hold up your card clearly at the appropriate time stated by the Chair.

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Amserlen Cynhadledd Flynyddol Plaid Cymru 2010

DYDD IAU

Sesiwn / Amser Meddwl (STIWDIO) Trafod (SINEMA) Dysgu* (CAPEL)

10.30 - 12.00

Cenedl, Dosbarth, Iaith a ‘Hil’ yn

Syniadaeth Plaid Cymru - darlith gan Dr. Daniel Williams

Bant â Barnett - sesiwn gyda Dr. Gerry Holtham

Y dulliau ymgyrchu diweddaraf.

12.30 - 13.30 Cyfarfodydd Ymylol Cyfarfodydd Ymylol Cyfarfodydd Ymylol

13.45 - 15.00

Ein Gweledigaeth - lansiad gyda Ieuan Wyn Jones AC a Nerys Evans AC gydag Angharad

Mair

Codi arian – syniadau ar sut i godi arian.

15.15 - 16.15

Gwna dy Waith Cartra’! - seminar gyda Dr. Eurfyl ap

Gwilym

‘79 a ‘97: Y Gwersi i’w Dysgu - sesiwn drafod gyda Daran Hill, Cynog Da!s

Ymgyrchu – map o’r ymgyrch ddelfrydol.

16.30 - 17.30 Cyfarfodydd Ymylol Cyfarfodydd Ymylol Cyfarfodydd Ymylol

17.45 - 19.00

Darlith Goffa Gwynfor Evans -

darlith gan Dr. Dilys Davies ar seicoleg a

chenedligrwydd

Sut i lunio a chyfathrebu neges.

SESIWN ATODOL10.30 – 12.00Sesiwn Cymdeithas Cynghorwyr Plaid Cymru gyda Dr. Eurfyl ap Gwilym yn darlithio ar Gymru Mewn Cyfnod o Galedi (Stiwdio Ddawns 1) Gwahoddir pawb.

* I Aelodau’n unig

Plaid Cymru Annual Conference Timetable 2010

THURSDAY

Session / Time Thinking (STUDIO) Discussing (CINEMA) Learning* (CHAPEL)

10.30 - 12.00

Nation, Class, Language and ‘Race’

in Plaid Cymru’s Thinking - a lecture by

Dr. Daniel Williams

Busting Barnett - a session with Dr. Gerry

Holtham

The latest campaigning techniques.

12.30 - 13.30 Fringe Meetings Fringe Meetings Fringe Meetings

13.45 - 15.00

Our Vision - a launch with Ieuan Wyn

Jones AM and#Nerys Evans AM hosted by

Angharad Mair

Fundraising – ideas on how to raise funds

for your campaign.

15.15 - 16.15Do your Homework! - a seminar with Dr.

Eurfyl ap Gwilym

‘79 and ‘97: Back to the Future - a session

with Daran Hill, Cynog Da!s

Campaigning – mapping out the ideal

campaign.

16.30 - 17.30 Fringe Meetings Fringe Meetings Fringe Meetings

17.45 - 19.00

Gwynfor Evans Memorial Lecture - a lecture by Dr. Dilys

Davies on psychology and nationhood

How to create and communicate a

message.

EXTRA SESSION10.30 – 12.00Plaid Cymru Councillors’ Association Session with Dr. Eurfyl ap Gwilym lecturing on Wales in an Era of Austerity (Dance Studio 1). All are invited.

* For members only

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DYDD GWENER

09.30yb Croeso – Nerys Evans AC

09.45yb Cofnodion Cynhadledd Flynyddol 200909.50yb Cynigion [Sesiwn 1] Gofal Cymdeithasol yng Nghymru Cy!awnder i Ddioddefwyr Trais, Trais Rhywiol a Chamdrin yn y Cartref Adnoddau Morwrol Cronfeydd Strwythurol Cludiant Cynaliadwy11.00yb Alun Llywelyn - Araith11.10yb Dr Eilidh Whiteford AS, SNP - Araith11.25yb Cynigion [Sesiwn 2] Addysg Cyfrwng Cymraeg Addysg Sa"eoedd o Ddiddordeb Ieithyddol Arbennig Cynnig Brys 1

12.15yp Cinio a Chyfarfodydd Ymylol

13.30yp Cynigion [Sesiwn 3] F!oedd Dysgu Addysg Uwch Cymru Ddiogelach14.00yp Elin Jones AC - Araith14.15yp Ieuan Wyn Jones AC - Araith15.00yp Cynigion [Sesiwn 4] Darlledu yng Nghymru Statws Ysgolion Caniatad Tybiedig ar Gyfer Rhoi Organau Cynllun Gwyrdd i’r Cymoedd16.00yp Alun Ffred Jones AC - Araith16.15yp Cynigion ac Adroddiadau Mewnol / Hystings Mewnol

16.30yp Cyfarfodydd Ymylol


FRIDAY

09.30am Welcome – Nerys Evans AM

09.45am 2009 Annual Conference Minutes09.50am Motions (Session 1) Social Care in Wales Justice for Victims of Rape, Sexual Violence and Domestic Abuse Maritime Resources Structural Funds Sustainable Transport11.00am Alun Llywelyn – Speech11.10am Dr Eilidh Whiteford MP, SNP – Speech11.25am Motions (Session 2) Welsh Medium Education Education Sites of Special Linguistic Interest Emergency Motion 1

12.15pm Lunch and Fringe Meetings

13.30pm Motions (Session 3) Higher Education Tuition Fees A Safer Wales14.00pm Elin Jones AM - Speech 14.15pm Ieuan Wyn Jones AM – Speech15.00pm Motions (Session 4) Broadcasting in Wales Status of Schools Presumed Consent for Organ Donation A Greenprint for the Valleys16.00pm Alun Ffred Jones AM – Speech16.15pm Internal Motions and Report / Internal Hustings

16.30pm Fringe Meetings

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DYDD SADWRN

09.30yb Croeso – Dafydd Elis-Thomas AC

09.45yb Cynigion [Sesiwn 5] Buddsoddiadau Pensiwn Newid Hinsawdd Gwasanaeth Cyhoeddus i Gymru Cynnig Brys 210.30yb Frieda Brepoels ASE - Siaradwraig wadd o EFA 10.45yb Cynigion [Sesiwn 6] Cyllido Teg, Diwygio Cyfansoddiadol â Llywodraeth Glymblaid y Ceidwadwyr / Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol Glo Cytundeb Meddygon Teulu Pegwn Olew a Newid Hinsawdd11.30yb Sesiwn drafod: Datblygu Awdurdodaeth Gyfreithiol i Gymru 12.00yp Dafydd Trystan Davies - Araith

12.15yp Cinio a Chyfarfodydd ymylol

13.30yp Jocelyn Davies AC - Araith13.45yp Cynigion [Sesiwn 7] Tegwch Rheoleiddio’r Banciau14.00yp Elfyn Llwyd AS - Araith14.15yp Helen Mary Jones AC - Araith14.45yp Ron Davies - Araith15.00yp Cynigion [Sesiwn 8] Gwasanaeth Ambiwlans Rhaglen Adnewyddu Economaidd Cynnig Brys 315.35yp Sêra Evans-Fear - Araith15.50yp Gwobrau Cyfraniad Arbennig 16.10yp Llywydd Plaid Cymru - Araith



SATURDAY

09.30am Welcome – Dafydd Elis-Thomas AM

09.45am Motions (Session 5) Pensions Investments Climate Change A Welsh Public Service Emergency Motion 210.30am Frieda Brepoels MEP – EFA Guest Speaker10.45am Motions (Session 6) Fair Funding, Constitutional Reform and the Conservative – Liberal Democrat Coalition Government Coal GP Contracts Peak Oil and Climate Change11.30am Discussion Session: A Separate Welsh Legal Jurisdiction12.00pm Dafydd Trystan Davies – Speech

12.15pm Lunch and Fringe Meetings

13.30pm Jocelyn Davies AM – Speech13.45pm Motions (Session 7) Fairness Bank Regulation14.00pm Elfyn Llwyd MP – Speech14.15pm Helen Mary Jones AM – Speech14.45pm Ron Davies – Speech15.00pm Motions (Session 8) Ambulance Service Economic Renewal Programme Emergency Motion 315.35pm Sêra Evans-Fear – Speech15.50pm Special Contribution Awards16.10pm Plaid Cymru President – Speech


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Cofnodion Cynhadledd Flynyddol 2009 • Cy!awnder Troseddol a Chymunedau Diogelach - Pasiwyd• Ffermydd Gwynt a Lonydd Cefn Gwlad – Pasiwyd i’r Cyngor Cenedlaethol• Mudo yn yr Undeb Ewropeaidd - Pasiwyd• Uchafswm Cy"og - Pasiwyd• Gorchmynion Talu a Benthyciadau Ansicredig - Pasiwyd• Cam-drin yn y Cartref - Pasiwyd• Gwasanaethau Cymdeithasol - Pasiwyd• Addysg Cyfrwng Cymraeg - Pasiwyd• Ymgyrch y “Silff Uchaf” - Pasiwyd• Brys 1 - Lwfans Gweini a Lwfans Byw’r Anabl - Pasiwyd• Anhwylder y Sbectrwm Awtistig - Pasiwyd• Preifateiddio’r Post Brenhinol a’r Bathdy Brenhinol – Pasiwyd gyda gwelliant 1 a 2• Carchardai i Fenywod yng Nghymru - Pasiwyd• Teidiau a Neiniau a Phlant – Pasiwyd heb gwelliant 1• Uwch-Gynhadledd Newid Hinsawdd Copenhagen 2009 - Pasiwyd• Iechyd Meddwl y Lluoedd Arfog - Pasiwyd• Cyllido Gwasanaethau Cyhoeddus Cymru - Pasiwyd• Parch i Gonfensiwn Genefa a Chyfraith Ryngwladol - Pasiwyd• Rhanbarthau Etholiadol y Cynulliad – Pasiwyd• Argyfwng – Pasiwyd• Rôl y Llywydd – Pasiwyd• Newidiadau i reolau sefydlog y Gynhadledd - Pasiwyd• Cytundeb Atal Lledaenu Arfau Niwclear - Pasiwyd• Coleg Hyfforddi Amddiffyn Sain Tathan – Pasiwyd gyda gwelliant 1• Tlodi Plant - Pasiwyd• Cynnig Brys 2 - Cy!eithu areithiau yn y Cynulliad - Pasiwyd• Triniaeth IVF - Pasiwyd• Addysg Bellach ac Addysg Cyfrwng Cymraeg - Pasiwyd• Ysgogiad Ariannol a Pholisi Llywodraeth y DG ar Dargedu Chwyddiant – Pasiwyd i’r Cyngor Cenedlaethol• Gostyngiad TAW ar Wasanaethau Dwys eu Llafur – Pasiwyd heb gwelliant 1• Hawliau Si!l – Pasiwyd • Hafanau Treth a Chy!awnder Treth - Pasiwyd• Canol Tre! – Pasiwyd gyda gwelliant 1 a 2 • Rheilfyrdd i’r Dyfodol – Pasiwyd gyda gwelliant 1 • Cynnig Brys 3 – Gwasanaethau Lleol – Pasiwyd

I dderbyn copi llawn o’r cofnodion cysylltwch â’r Swyddfa Genedlaethol.

2009 Annual Conference Minutes• Criminal Justice and Safer Communities - Passed• Wind Farms and Rural Roads – Passed to National Council• European Union Migration - Passed• A Maximum Wage - Passed• Charging Orders and Unsecured Loans – Passed• Domestic Abuse - Passed• Social Services - Passed• Welsh Medium Education - Passed• The “Top Shelf” Campaign - Passed• Emergency Motion 1- Attendance Allowance and Disability Living Allowance - Passed• Autistic Spectrum Disorder - Passed• Privatisation of the Royal Mail and Royal Mint – Passed with amendments 1 and 2• Women’s Prisons in Wales – Passed • Grandparents and Children – Passed without amendment 1• The Copenhagen Climate Change Summit 2009 - Passed• Armed Services Mental Health - Passed• Financing Welsh Public Services – Passed • Respect of the Geneva Conventions and International Law – Passed• National Assembly Electoral Regions – Passed• Emergencies – Passed• President’s Role – Passed• Changes to Conference Standing Orders – Passed• Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty - Passed• St. Athan Defence Training College – Passed with amendment 1• Child Poverty - Passed• Emergency Motion 2 – Translating speeches in the National Assembly - Passed• IVF Treatment - Passed• Further Education and Welsh Medium Education - Passed• UK Government Fiscal Stimulus and Policy on Targeting In"ation – Passed to National Council • VAT Reduction on Labour Intensive Services - Passed• Civil Liberties - Passed• Tax Havens and Tax Justice - Passed• Town Centres – Passed with amendments 1 and 2• Railways for the Future – Passed with amendment 1• Emergency Motion 3 – Local Services - Passed

To receive a full copy of the minutes please contact the National Office.

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Amserlen Cynhadledd Flynyddol 2010

Dydd Gwener

09.30yb Croeso – Nerys Evans AC____________________________________________________________________________

09.45yb Cofnodion Cynhadledd Flynyddol 2009____________________________________________________________________________

09.50yb Cynigion (Sesiwn 1)____________________________________________________________________________

Gofal Cymdeithasol yng Nghymru____________________________________________________________________________

Cydnebydd y Gynhadledd:

1. Fod darparu gofal cymdeithasol o’r radd "aenaf i bobl fregus ymysg yr her polisi cartref mwyaf sy’n wynebu Cymru.

2. Fod pobl yn byw yn hwy, a diolch i ddatblygiadau mewn triniaeth feddygol, y gallant oroesi clefydau a fuasai yn y gorffennol wedi bod yn angheuol. Tra bo hyn i’w groesawu, ei fod yn dwyn yn ei sgîl her newydd i gymdeithas Cymru a Llywodraeth Cymru.

3. Yr angen i awdurdodau lleol wneud arbedion, ond gwrthoda eu gwneud trwy breifateiddio gwasanaethau.

Cydnebydd y Gynhadledd ymhellach:

1. Yr anawsterau ariannol sy’n wynebu Llywodraeth Cymru ac awdurdodau lleol yng Nghymru oherwydd byrbwylltra economaidd llywodraeth "aenorol y DG.

Croesawa’r Gynhadledd:

1. Ymdrechion Llywodraeth Cymru i greu maes chwarae tecach a mwy gwastad o ran codi am ofal dibreswyl trwy Fesur Gofal Cymdeithasol (Taliadau) Cymru.

Noda’r Gynhadledd:

1. Bapur Gwyrdd Llywodraeth Cymru, “Talu am Ofal yng Nghymru”. 2. Bapur Gwyrdd llywodraeth "aenorol y DG, “Llunio Dyfodol Gofal Ynghyd” a’r

Papur Gwyn, “Adeiladu’r Gwasanaeth Gofal Cenedlaethol”.

Gresyna’r Gynhadledd:

2010 Annual Conference Timetable

Friday

09.30am Welcome – Nerys Evans AM____________________________________________________________________________

09.45am 2009 Annual Conference Minutes____________________________________________________________________________

09.50am Motions (Session 1)____________________________________________________________________________

Social Care in Wales____________________________________________________________________________

Conference recognises:

1. That providing high quality social care for vulnerable people is one of the greatest domestic policy challenges facing Wales.

2. That people are living longer, and thanks to advances in medical treatment, are able to survive what in the past would have been fatal illnesses. While this is a welcome advance it brings with it new challenges for Welsh society and the Welsh Government.

3. The need for local authorities to make savings, but rejects making them through the privatisation of services.

Conference further recognises:

1. The !nancial dif!culties facing the Welsh Government and Local Authorities in Wales due to the economic recklessness of the previous UK Government.

Conference welcomes: 1. The Welsh Government’s efforts to create a fairer and more level-playing !eld

for charging for non-residential care through the Social Care (Charges) Wales Measure.

Conference notes: 1. The Welsh Government’s “Green Paper, Paying for Care in Wales”. 2. The previous UK Government’s “Green Paper, Shaping the Future of Care

Together” and “White Paper, Building the National Care Service””.

Conference regrets:

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1. Fod Llywodraeth y DG wedi cau’r drws ar y dewis o dalu am ofal trwy drethiant cyffredinol.

2. Gynigion llywodraeth "aenorol y DG i ddileu’r Lwfans Gweini, budd-dal pwysig i lawer o bobl anabl sy’n rhoi rheolaeth iddynt dros y modd y dymunant wario eu harian i fyw bywyd mwy annibynnol.

3. Er bod gwasanaethau cymdeithasol wedi eu datganoli i Gymru, fod y system fudd-daliadau sydd yn chwarae rhan bwysig mewn gofal cymdeithasol wedi ei chadw yn San Steffan ac nad oes gan Gymru felly y rhyddid llawn i greu ei system gofal cymdeithasol ei hun.

Cred y Gynhadledd:

1. Y golyga gwerthoedd blaengar a gofalgar pobl Cymru y buasem yn talu am system o ofal cymdeithasol wedi ei gyllido’n llawn trwy drethiant cyffredinol.

Argymhella’r Gynhadledd:

1. Y bydd Llywodraeth Cymru Plaid Cymru, fel mater o "aenoriaeth, yn cynllunio i greu Gwasanaeth Gofal Cymdeithasol cynhwysfawr wedi ei gyllido’n llawn fydd yn caniatáu i bobl fyw mor annibynnol ag sydd modd.

2. Y dylid cymell y Gwasanaeth Iechyd Gwladol a gwasanaethau cymdeithasol yr awdurdodau lleol i gydweithio’n agosach i roi gwasanaeth diwnïad rhwng gofal iechyd a chymdeithasol.

3. Os metha’r GIG a’r awdurdodau lleol weithio ynghyd i ddarparu’r lefelau gwasanaeth y mae ar bobl eu hangen, y bydd Llywodraeth Plaid Cymru yn ystyried mesurau i greu un Gwasanaeth Iechyd a Gofal Cymdeithasol Gwladol.

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Gwelliant 1

Dileu pwynt 3 dan “Argymhella’r Gynhadledd”

Cangen Glannau Gwili

Cyfiawnder i Ddioddefwyr Trais, Trais Rhywiol a Chamdrin yn y Cartref____________________________________________________________________________

Noda’r Gynhadledd lefelau cyson isel adrodd am achosion o drais ac euogfarnau am y drosedd ledled y DG. Amcangyfrifa Cymdeithas Fawcett fod o leiaf 47,000 o fenywod yn cael eu treisio bob blwyddyn yn y DG. Llynedd, cafwyd adroddiad am 13,000 achos. Mae cyfraddau euogfarnu am drais ar hyn o bryd yn 6% ar gyfartaledd.

Condemnia’r Gynhadledd gynlluniau a gynigiwyd yn ddiweddar i ymestyn peidio â datgelu enwau mewn achosion o drais a gyhoeddwyd yn nogfen glymblaid

1. That the UK Government has ruled-out the option of paying for care through general taxation.

2. The previous UK Government’s proposals to scrap Attendance Allowance, an important bene!t to many disabled people which gives them control over how they wish to spend their money to live a more independent life.

3. That while social services are devolved to Wales, the bene!ts system which plays an important part in social care is reserved to Westminster and therefore Wales does not enjoy the complete freedom to create its own social care system.

Conference believes:

1. That the progressive and caring values of the people of Wales means that we would pay for a fully-funded social care system, paid for through general taxation.

Conference recommends:

1. That a Plaid Cymru Welsh Government will pursue as a matter of priority plans to create a fully-funded and comprehensive Social Care Service for Wales allowing people to live as independently as possible.

2. That the National Health Service and Local Authority run Social Services should be compelled to work closer together to provide a seamless service between health and social care.

3. If the NHS and Local Authorities fail to work together to provide the levels of service that people need, a Plaid Cymru Government will consider measures to create a single National Health and Social Care Service.

National Assembly Group, Neath Branch

Amendment 1

Delete point 3 under “Conference recommends”

Glannau Gwili Branch

Justice for Victims of Rape, Sexual Violence and Domestic Abuse____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes the continuing low levels of reporting and of convictions in rape cases throughout the UK. The Fawcett Society estimates that at least 47,000 women are raped every year in the UK. Last year, 13,000 cases were reported. Conviction rates for rape currently average 6%.

Conference condemns the recently proposed plans to extend anonymity in rape cases that was announced in the UK Government’s coalition document. These

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Llywodraeth y DG. Gallai’r newidiadau hyn olygu bod diffynyddion mewn achosion o drais yn cael aros yn ddienw. Geilw’r Gynhadledd am wneud i ffwrdd â’r newidiadau arfaethedig hyn.

Croesawa’r Gynhadledd hysbyseb teledu Llywodraeth Cymru i godi ymwybyddiaeth o drais yn erbyn menywod. Fodd bynnag, noda’r Gynhadledd hefyd fod angen llawer mwy o weithredu i roi terfyn ar y math hwn o drais.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd am well hyfforddiant i heddweision rheng-"aen a mwy o ddefnydd o lysoedd arbenigol mewn achosion o drais a cham-drin yn y cartref.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd hefyd am fwy o gefnogaeth i ddioddefwyr trais. Canfu arolwg yn 2008 o ganolfannau argyfwng trais yng Nghymru a Lloegr fod 69 y cant o’r canolfannau yn teimlo nad oeddent yn ariannol gynaliadwy yn y tymor hir a bod y rhan fwyaf yn cael anhawster i gael cyllid cyson. Geilw’r Gynhadledd am fwy o gyllido cyson i ganolfannau SARC.

Yn olaf, geilw’r Gynhadledd am ddatblygu awdurdodaeth gyfreithiol ar wahân i Gymru fel y gallwn sefydlu ein system o lysoedd ein hunain i sicrhau cy!awnder i ddioddefwyr trais rhywiol a cham-drin yn y cartref.

Adran y Menywod

Gwelliant 1

Dileu paragraff 2

Newid paragraff 3 fel a ganlyn;

“ Croesawa’r Gynhadledd hysbyseb teledu Llywodraeth Cymru i godi ymwybyddiaeth o drais yn erbyn menywod, ond noda gyda siom yr anwybyddir pwnc trais yn erbyn dynion (dileu “fodd bynnag”). Noda’r Gynhadledd hefyd fod angen llawer mwy o weithredu (dileu “i roi terfyn ar y math hwn o drais”) gosod “ ar yr agenda hwn”

Newid paragraff 4 fel a ganlyn; Geilw’r Gynhadledd am well hyfforddiant (gosod “cy"e cyfartal” ) i heddweision rheng-"aen ac am fwy o ddefnydd o lysoedd arbenigol mewn achosion o drais a thrais yn y cartref

Gosod paragraff 5 newydd;

Geilw’r Gynhadledd hefyd ar heddluoedd yng Nghymru i gydnabod fod gwadu cyswllt rhiant â phlentyn yn ffurf ar gam-drin yn y cartref.

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changes could see anonymity being granted to defendants in rape cases. Conference calls for these proposed changes to be abolished.

Conference welcomes the Welsh Government’s television advertisement to raise awareness of violence against women. However, conference also notes that much more action is needed to bring an end to this violence.

Conference calls for better training for frontline police of!cers and for more use of specialist courts in rape and domestic violence cases.

Conference also calls for increased support for rape victims. A 2008 survey of rape crisis centres in England and Wales found that 69 percent of the centres felt that they were !nancially unsustainable in the long-term and most experienced dif!culties in obtaining continued funding. Conference calls for increased and more consistent funding of SARC centres.

Lastly, conference calls for the development of a separate legal jurisdiction for Wales so that we are able to set up our own court system to ensure justice for victims of rape, sexual violence and domestic abuse.

Womens’ Section

Amendment 1

Delete paragraph 2

Amend paragraph 3 as follows: “ Conference welcomes that the Welsh Government’s television advertisement to raise awareness of violence against women, but notes with disappointment that the issue of abuse against men is ignored. (delete “however”) Conference also notes that much more action is needed (delete “to bring an end to this violence”) insert “on this agenda”

Amend paragraph 4 as follows:

Conference calls for better (insert “equal opportunity” ) training for frontline police of!cers and for more use of specialist courts in rape and domestic violence cases

Insert new paragraph 5

“Conference also calls on police forces in Wales to recognise the denial of parental contact with a child is a form of domestic abuse”.

Cardiff Councillors’ Group

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Adnoddau Morwrol____________________________________________________________________________

Cydnebydd y Gynhadledd bwysigrwydd datblygu ynni cynaliadwy, a photensial sylweddol cynhyrchu trydan yn y môr, boed trwy rym y llanw, y tonnau, cerrynt y llanw neu dyrbeini gwynt o gwmpas arfordir Cymru. Cydnebydd y Gynhadledd ymhellach fod y cyfrifoldeb dros gynhyrchu ynni wedi ei ddatganoli i raddau llawer mwy yn yr Alban nac yng Nghymru.

Noda’r Gynhadledd nad yw perchenogaeth dyfroedd arfordirol Cymru ar hyn o bryd wedi ei freinio yn llywodraeth Cymru, ond yn Stad y Goron, un o gwangos y DG, sydd yn berchen gwely’r môr o gwmpas y DG allan hyd at y terfyn tiriogaethol o 12 milltir fôr, a 65% o "aendraeth Cymru. Mae Stad y Goron hefyd yn berchen ar hawliau mwyngloddio ar wely’r môr neu odditano, o’r arfordir hyd at ymyl silff gyfandirol y DG, heb gynnwys olew a nwy. Stad y Goron fu’n gyfrifol am drwyddedu’r rownd ddiweddaraf o ffermydd gwynt mawr yn y môr.

Nid yw rheolaeth ar ddatblygu adnoddau ynni môr Cymru felly yn eiddo i lywodraeth Cymru, ac aiff budd economaidd datblygu adnoddau ynni môr Cymru o’r herwydd i Stad y Goron a Thrysorlys y DG. Bydd gwneud penderfyniadau parthed gwneud y mwyaf o adnoddau naturiol Cymru hefyd yn cael effaith sylweddol ar leoliad y swyddi sy’n gysylltiedig â datblygu’r adnoddau hynny, ac oni fydd gan lywodraeth Cymru gyfrifoldeb dros y penderfyniadau hyn, mae’n llai tebygol y daw’r swyddi cysylltiedig i Gymru.

Ystyria’r Gynhadledd nad yw’r sefyllfa bresennol yn dderbyniol a hefyd:

1. y dylai penderfyniadau am wneud y mwyaf o adnoddau naturiol Cymru fod yn ddemocrataidd atebol i bobl Cymru trwy lywodraeth Cymru; ac

2. y dylai gwneud y mwyaf o adnoddau naturiol Cymru fod er lles pobl Cymru a llywodraeth Cymru, nid er lles cwango yn y DG.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar i Blaid Cymru the Party of Wales bwyso ar lywodraeth San Steffan mor rymus ag sydd modd, fel rhan o lywodraeth Cymru ac fel arall, i fynnu trosglwyddo’r cyfrifoldeb am ddatblygu dyfroedd arfordirol Cymru a holl berchenogaeth a hawliau eraill parthed adnoddau morwrol oddi ar arfordir Cymru a ddelir ar hyn o bryd gan Stâd y Goron i lywodraeth Cymru cyn gynted ag sydd modd.

Cangen Llundain

Gwelliant 1

Ym mwynt 2 o dan “Ystyria’r Gynhadledd”, dileu’r geiriau “a llywodraeth Cymru”.


Maritime Resources____________________________________________________________________________

Conference recognises the importance of the development of sustainable energy, and the considerable potential for the generation of off-shore electricity whether by tidal, wave, tidal current or offshore wind turbines around the coasts of Wales. Conference further recognises that responsibility for energy generation has been considerably more devolved in Scotland than it has in Wales.

Conference notes that ownership of Welsh coastal waters does not currently vest in the Welsh government, but in the Crown Estate, a UK quango, which has ownership of the seabed around the UK out to the 12 nautical mile territorial limit, and 65% of the Welsh foreshore. The Crown Estate also owns the mineral rights on or under the seabed from the coastline out to the edge of the UK continental shelf, not including oil and gas. It is the Crown Estate which has been responsible for licensing the latest round of large offshore windfarms.

The control of the development of Wales’ maritime energy resources therefore does not belong to the Welsh government, and the economic bene!t of the development of Wales’ maritime energy resources will go to the Crown Estate and the UK Treasury. Decision making in respect of the exploitation of the natural resources of Wales will also have a signi!cant impact on the location of the jobs associated with the development of those resources, and if the Welsh government does not have responsibility for these decisions there is less likelihood that the associated jobs will come to Wales.

Conference considers the current situation is unacceptable and that:

1. decisions in respect of the exploitation of Wales’ natural resources should be democratically accountable to the people of Wales through the Welsh government; and

2. the exploitation of Wales’ natural resources should be for the bene!t of the people of Wales and the Welsh government, not for the bene!t of a UK quango.

Conference calls for Plaid Cymru the Party of Wales to press the Westminster government in the strongest possible terms, both as a part of the Welsh government and otherwise, to insist that responsibility for the development of Welsh coastal waters and all the ownership and other rights in respect of the maritime resources off the coast of Wales currently held by the Crown Estate should be transferred to the Welsh government as soon as possible.

London Branch

Amendment 1

In point 2 under “Conference considers”, delete the words “and the Welsh Government”.


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Gwelliant 2

Dileu pob cyfeiriad at Lywodraeth Cymru a rhoi Gweinidogion Cymru yn ei le heblaw ym mhwynt 1 dan “Ystyria’r Gynhadledd” a ddylai fod yn “trwy Gynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru”.

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Cronfeydd Strwythurol____________________________________________________________________________


1. bod Cymru wedi derbyn dros £3.5 biliwn o arian strwythurol.2. bod arian rhanbarthol yn fodd effeithiol o dargedu’r ardaloedd mwyaf tlawd yn

economaidd yn Ewrop.3. ar sail f!gurau cyfredol Cynnyrch Mewnwladol Crynswth (GDP) byddai

Gorllewin Cymru a’r Cymoedd yn gymwys unwaith eto am nawdd lefel uchaf.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd:

1. ar lywodraeth y DU i wrthwynebu ail-wladoli o arian rhanbarthol UE gan y byddai’n creu anawsterau difrifol i economi Cymru.

Gr wp Seneddol Ewrop

Gwelliant 1

Dan “Noda’r Gynhadledd”, ychwaneger pwynt ychwanegol “ uchelgais Plaid Cymru i ddatblygu economi Cymru i’r raddau na fydd angen y nawdd hwn ar unrhyw ran o Gymru ar ôl y rownd nesaf.”

Cangen Dyffryn Ogwen

Gwelliant 2

Dan “Geilw’r Gynhadledd”, ychwaneger pwynt ychwanegol “ar lywodraeth y DG i sicrhau bod unrhyw arian cyfatebol angenrheidiol ar gael, heb i wasanaethau eraill orfod dioddef.”


Gwelliant 3

Ychwanegu pwynt 2 newydd dan ‘Noda’r Gynhadledd’:

Amendment 2

Delete all references to Welsh Government and replace with Welsh Ministers other than in point 1 under “Conference considers” which should be “through the National Assembly for Wales”.

National Assembly Group

Structural Funds____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes:

1. that Wales has received over £3.5 billion in structural funding.2. that this regional funding is an effective means of targeting the poorest

economic regions in Europe. 3. that on current GDP !gures West Wales and the Valleys would qualify once

more for top level funding.

Conference calls:

1. on the UK government to oppose the renationalisation of EU regional funding which would create severe dif!culties for the Welsh economy.

European Parliamentary Group

Amendment 1

Under “Conference notes”, add an additional point “ Plaid Cymru’s ambition to develop the economy of Wales to such an extent that this funding will not be needed in any part of Wales after the next round.”

Dyffryn Ogwen Branch

Amendment 2

Under “Conference calls”, add an additional point “on the UK government to ensure that any necessary match funding is available, without other services having to suffer.”


Amendment 3

Insert a new point 2 under ‘Conference notes’:

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2. bod Ieuan Wyn Jones fel Gweinidog dros yr Economi yn arwain yr ymgyrch i gadw arian cronfeydd strwythurol i Gymru”


Cludiant Cynaliadwy____________________________________________________________________________


1. Gyfraniad posibl cludiant i ostwng allyriadau nwyon sy’n peri newid hinsawdd.2. Y targed o ostyngiad o 3% mewn allyriadau carbon a fabwysiadwyd gan

Lywodraeth Cymru o 2011 ymlaen.3. Gynnydd Llywodraeth Cymru tuag at ail-gyfeirio gwariant ar gludiant ymaith

oddi wrth ffyrdd ac at ddulliau teithio mwy cynaliadwy.


1. Ar y Blaid i fabwysiadu polisi trafnidiaeth holistig fel rhan o’i maniffesto am 2011.

2. Am basio’r LCO arfaethedig ar gynnal llwybrau beicio a cherdded.3. Am ddatblygu seilwaith rheilffyrdd Cymru gan gynnwys trydaneiddio

rhwydwaith reilffyrdd Cymoedd y De a lleihau amser siwrneiau o’r Gogledd i’r De.

4. Ar i’r Blaid, y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol a Llywodraeth Cymru i gydnabod cyfraniad hanfodol datblygu cludiant cynaliadwy at gyrraedd ein nod mewn newid hinsawdd.

5. I siwrneiau bws fod yn rhad ac am ddim i blant dan 16 oed pan fyddant yn teithi gyda’u rhieni ac i’r cynllun hwn gael ei ymestyn yn raddol wrth i adnoddau ganiatáu fel y bydd modd cynnig teithiau bws am ddim i bawb yn y pen draw.

Pwyllgor Gwaith Cenedlaethol, Cangen Dyffryn Ogwen

Gwelliant 1

a. Dileu’r gair ‘posibl’ ym mhwynt 1.b. Ychwanegu’r geiriau ‘bob blwyddyn’ ar ôl 3% ym mhwynt 2.c. Ychwanegu’r geiriau “sydd ynddo’i hun ymhell o’r targed o 9% a dderbyniwyd

gan Blaid Cymru” ar ddiwedd pwynt 2.d. Ychwanegu’r geiriau “a chynnydd yn y gwasanaethau i Orllewin Cymru ar y

rheilffyrdd sydd eisoes yn bodoli” ar ddiwedd pwynt 3.e. Ychwanegu pwynt 6 newydd i ddarllen “Am ddirwyn i ben cymhorthdal y

llywodraeth i wasanaethau awyr mewnol yng Nghymru, gan ddefnyddio’r arian ar gyfer gwella gwasanaethau rheilffyrdd rhwng y Gogledd a’r De yn lle.”

2. “that Ieuan Wyn Jones as Minister for the Economy is leading the campaign to retain structural funds for Wales.”


Sustainable Transport____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes:

1. The potential contribution of transport to reducing emissions of gases that cause climate change.

2. The target of a 3% reduction in Carbon emissions adopted by the Welsh Government from 2011 onwards.

3. The progress made by the Welsh Government in redirecting transport spending away from roads and to more sustainable transport modes.

Conference calls:

1. On the Party to adopt a holistic sustainable transport policy as part of its manifesto for 2011.

2. For the passing of the proposed LCO on the maintenance of walking and cycling tracks.

3. For the development of the Welsh rail infrastructure including electri!cation of the South Wales Valleys rail network and reduced journey times from North to South.

4. On the Party, the National Assembly and the Welsh Government to recognise the crucial contribution of developing sustainable transport to achieving our climate change goals.

5. For bus journeys to be free for children under 16 years old travelling with their parents and for this scheme to be gradually extended when resources permit so that free bus journeys can be offered to everyone eventually.

National Executive Committee, Dyffryn Ogwen Branch

Amendment 1

a. Delete the word ‘potential’ in point 1.b. Add the word ‘annual’ after 3% in point 2.c. Add the words “which is itself a long way short of the 9% target adopted by

Plaid Cymru” at the end of point 2.d. Add the words “and an increase in services to West Wales using the existing

lines” at the end of point 3.e. Add new point 6 to read “For the withdrawal of government subsidies to

internal air services within Wales, with the money saved being invested in improved North-South rail services.

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Gwelliant 2

Dileu paragraff 5 a rhoi yn ei le:

“Yn cymeradwyo Llywodraeth Cymru’n Un am ymrwymo i gadw’r cynllun tocynnau teithio rhad presennol er gwaethaf y pwysau ar gyllid cyhoeddus.”


Gwelliant 3

Ychwanegu 2 bwynt ychwanegol dan “Geilw’r Gynhadledd”:

1. Am Gynllun Cy"wyno Cenedlaethol i sicrhau y cyrhaeddir y targedau cludiant cynaliadwy a gostwng allyriadau carbon

2. Am gynhyrchu adroddiad blynyddol yn rhoi manylion am gynnydd yn erbyn targedau.

Ychwanegu ar ddiwedd y cynnig:

Geilw’r Gynhadledd Ymhellach:

1. Am ail-agor hen dwneli rheilffordd rhwng cymoedd y de i hybu cludiant cynaliadwy a thwristiaeth.

2. Ar Lywodraeth Cymru i osod targed o wneud 10% o bob taith ar feic erbyn 2020.

Etholaeth Cwm Cynon

11.00yb Alun Llywelyn – Araith____________________________________________________________________________

11.10yb Dr Eilidh Whiteford AS, SNP - Araith ____________________________________________________________________________


Addysg Cyfrwng Cymraeg____________________________________________________________________________

Noda’r gynhadledd:


Amendment 2

Delete paragraph 5 and replace with:

“Commends the One Wales Government for committing to maintaining the current concessionary fares scheme despite the pressure on public !nances.”


Amendment 3

Add two new points under “Conference Calls”:

1. For a National Delivery Plan to ensure that the sustainable transport targets and carbon emission reduction targets are met

2. For an annual report to be produced detailing progress against targets

At the end of the motion add:

Conference Further Calls:

1. For the reopening of old railway tunnels between Valleys in South Wales to promote sustainable transport and tourism.

2. On the Welsh Government to set a target of achieving 10% of all journeys by bicycle by 2020.

Cynon Valley Constituency

11.00am Alun Llywelyn – Speech____________________________________________________________________________

11.10am Dr Eilidh Whiteford MP, SNP - Speech____________________________________________________________________________


Welsh Medium Education____________________________________________________________________________

Conference Notes:

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1. Bod gwaith ymchwil yn dangos mae addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg yw’r ffordd orau i greu pobl ddwyieithog.

2. Y dylai pob plentyn yng Nghymru allu ddefnyddio’r Gymraeg yn y gweithle erbyn gadael yr ysgol.

3. Bod patrymau gwahanol o ddarparu addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg wedi datblygu ar draws Gymru.

4. Nad yw’r galw am addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg yn agos i gael ei gy"awni mewn ardaloedd helaeth o Gymru.

5. Bod y prosesau presennol ar gyfer agor ysgolion Cymraeg yn aneffeithiol, hirwyntog ac yn agored i ymyrraeth wleidyddol ar lefelau lleol, sirol a chenedlaethol.

6. Bod yna wahaniaethau mawr o fewn darpariaeth addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg i blant dros 14 oed yn enwedig mewn pynciau galwedigaethol sydd yn debygol o ehangu pan gy"wynir ystod ehangach o bynciau.

7. Bod twf addysg Cyfrwng Cymraeg yn hanfodol i sicrhau dwyieithrwydd fel norm mewn cymunedau lle nad yw mwyafrif rhieni yn siarad Cymraeg.

Croesawa’r Gynhadledd Strategaeth Addysg Gymraeg Llywodraeth Cymru; y cyntaf o’i fath ac yn ffrwyth gwaith Plaid Cymru mewn llywodraeth. Y mae’r strategaeth yn galw ar awdurdodau lleol i gynllunio at y dyfodol drwy asesu’r galw am addysg Gymraeg ac ymateb yn bositif i’r galw. Geilw’r strategaeth hefyd ar awdurdodau lleol i ehangu dewisiadau addysg Gymraeg i blant dros 14 yn enwedig mewn pynciau galwedigaethol.

Mynega’r Gynhadledd bryder:

1. Er bod mecanwaith safonol i fesur y galw am addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg bellach, mae angen ei ddefnyddio ar hyd a lled Cymru.

2. Nad oes amlinelliad clir o’r broses o gynyddu’r ddarpariaeth o addysg Cymraeg ar unrhyw lefel.

3. Fod dryswch llwyr yngl yn â chategorïau ieithyddol ysgolion; sy’n creu problemau i gynllunwyr addysg yn ogystal â rhieni.

4. Nad oes cydnabyddiaeth o wahaniaethau mewn darpariaeth ar draws Cymru. ## Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar Lywodraeth Plaid Cymru o fewn y Cynulliad i:

1. Gryfhau’r targedau yn y strategaeth addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg.2. Alw ar Awdurdodau lleol i fesur y galw gan ddefnyddio’r mecanwaith sydd

wedi’u ddatblygu gan y Bwrdd Iaith gan sicrhau bod pob disgybl yng Nghymru yn medru derbyn addysg drwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg o fewn cyrraedd hwylus i’w cartre!.

3. Newid y gyfundrefn dysgu Cymraeg ail iaith a symud tuag at gontinwwm ieithyddol.

4. Mynd i’r afael â’r colled ieithyddol wrth i blant symud o gyfnodau addysgiadol

1. That research shows that Welsh medium education is the best way of creating bilingual people.

2. That every child in Wales should be able to use the Welsh language in the workplace by the time they leave school.

3. That different methods of administering Welsh medium education have developed across Wales.

4. That the demand for Welsh medium education isn’t close to being met in the vast majority of Wales.

5. That the current processes for opening Welsh medium schools are ineffective, long-winded and open to political interference on a local, county and National level.

6. That there are signi!cant differences within the administration of Welsh medium education to students over 14, especially in vocational courses that are likely to expand when a greater scope of courses are offered.

7. That the growth of Welsh medium education is essential to ensure bilingualism as the norm in communities where the majority of parents do not speak Welsh.

Conference welcomes the Welsh Government’s Welsh medium education strategy; the !rst of its kind and fruit of Plaid Cymru’s work in government. The strategy calls on local authorities to plan for the future by assessing the demand for Welsh medium education and respond positively to the demand. The strategy also calls on local authorities to enhance the options for Welsh medium education available to pupils over 14, especially with regard to vocational courses.

Conference expresses concern:

1. That although there is now an accepted standard method of assessing the demand for Welsh medium education, there is a pressing need to use that mechanism across Wales.

2. That there is no clear outline for the process of expanding the provision of Welsh medium education on any level.

3. That there is a lot of confusion regarding linguistic categories of schools; that in turn create problems for administrators as well as parents.

4. That there is no acknowledgement of the different types of provision around Wales.

Conference calls on the Plaid Cymru Government in the Assembly to:

1. Strengthen the targets in the Welsh medium education strategy.2. Call on local authorities to assess the demand by using the mechanisms

developed by the Welsh Language Board so that each pupil in Wales can have access to Welsh medium Education within easy reach of their homes.

3. Reform the teaching of Welsh as a second language and move toward a linguistic continuum.

4. Address the losses of Welsh medium pupils as they move between various stages of education by aiming for progression rates of 100%.

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gwahanol trwy anelu at gyfradd dilyniant o 100%.5. Adolygu categorïau ieithyddol ysgolion, er mwyn cael dealltwriaeth o’r

ddarpariaeth bresennol, hwyluso’r broses o gynllunio strategol a rhoi grym i rieni i wneud y dewisiadau gorau er mwyn sicrhau dwyieithrwydd i’w plant.

6. Sefydlu fforymau trafod rhwng y Gweinidog Addysg, Awdurdodau Lleol, Ysgolion, Colegau Addysg Bellach a grwpiau rhieni i symleiddio’r prosesau o ddatblygu addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg.

7. Datblygu prosesau symlach o ddarparu addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg mewn cymunedau ar draws Cymru, prosesau fydd yn parchu’r egwyddor o ddarparu sgiliau yn y Gymraeg i bob plentyn.

Pwyllgor Gwaith Cenedlaethol, Cymdeithas y Cynghorwyr

Gwelliant 1

Ychwanegu ar ôl “Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar Lywodraeth Plaid Cymru o fewn y Cynulliad i” ar ddiwedd y cynnig presenol:

8. Alw ar ysgolion Cymru yn y siroedd traddodiadol Gymraeg i fod yn fwy rhagweithiol wrth annog mwy o’u myfyrwyr i astudio cyrsiau addysg bellach ac uwch trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg.

9. Alw ar Brifysgolion Cymru i gyhoeddi eu cynlluniau i ddarparu mwy o gyrsiau cyfrwng Cymraeg, yn barod ar gyfer y Coleg Cymraeg Ffederal arfaethedig.

Cangen Bontnewydd

Gwelliant 2

a. Newid pennawd y saith pwynt bwled olaf i ddarllen “Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar Lywodraeth Cymru i:”

b. Dileu pwyntiau 6 a 7.c. Ychwanegu pwynt 8 ar y diwedd, “Gohirio unrhyw brosiectau o dan y cynllun

Trawsnewid tan ar ôl gweithredu’r strategaeth addysg Gymraeg.”


Addysg____________________________________________________________________________

Noda’r Gynhadledd gyda phryder difrifol fod chwarter y boblogaeth oedolion yn ymarferol anllythrennog.

Cred y Gynhadledd y dylai llywodraeth nesaf Plaid Cymru osod targed uchelgeisiol o haneru anllythrennedd ac anrhifedd yn y boblogaeth oedolion erbyn diwedd y tymor 4 blynedd nesaf, a’i ddiweddu ymhen 8 mlynedd.

administration, to ease the process of strategic planning and to empower parents to make the best choices to ensure bilingualism for their children.

6. Set up consultation forums between the Education Minister, Local Authorities, Schools, Further education colleges and parent groups to simplify the process of developing Welsh medium education.

7. Develop a simpler process of administering Welsh medium education in communities across Wales, processes that will respect the principle of providing skills in Welsh to every child.

National Executive Committee, Councillor’s Association

Amendment 1

Add at the end of the motion following “Conference calls on the Plaid Cymru Government in the Assembly to:

8. Call upon the schools of Wales in the traditionally Welsh-speaking areas to be more proactive in encouraging more of their students to study further and higher education courses through the medium of Welsh.

9. Call upon the Universities of Wales to make public their plans to increase Welsh medium courses, in preparation for the proposed Welsh Medium Federal College.

Bontnewydd Branch

Amendment 2

a. Change the heading above the seven !nal bullet points to read “Conference calls on the Government of Wales to:”

b. Delete points 6 an 7.c. Add a new point 8 at end “Delay any Transformation projects until the Welsh

language education strategy has been implemented.”


Education____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes with serious concern that one quarter of the adult population are functionally illiterate.

Conference believes that the next Plaid Cymru government should set an ambitious target to halve illiteracy and innumeracy in the adult population by the end of next 4 year term, and end it within 8 years.

Conference further believes that a Plaid Cymru government as an urgent !rst step should ensure that no child leaves school functionally illiterate or innumerate.

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Cred y Gynhadledd ymhellach y dylai llywodraeth Plaid Cymru fel cam cyntaf brys ofalu nad oes yr un plentyn yn gadael yr ysgol yn ymarferol anllythrennog nac anrhifog.

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Safleoedd o Ddiddordeb Ieithyddol Arbennig____________________________________________________________________________

Geilw’r gynhadledd ar i gr wp Plaid Cymru yn y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol gy"wyno deddfwriaeth a fyddai yn arwain at greu Sa"eoedd o Ddiddordeb Ieithyddol Arbennig. O fewn y Sa"eoedd hyn, bydd gofyn i’r cyrff canlynol lunio polisïau sydd yn rhoi ystyriaeth ychwanegol i anghenion yr iaith Gymraeg:

– Awdurdodau Cynllunio– Awdurdodau Addysg

Byddai ystyriaethau ieithyddol yn cael blaenoriaeth dros ganllawiau cenedlaethol wrth i’r cyrff uchod lunio polisïau o fewn y Sa"eoedd hyn. Byddai’r cyfrifoldeb terfynol am reoleiddio polisi addysg a chynllunio o fewn y Sa"eoedd hyn yn eistedd gyda Chomisiynydd Iaith annibynnol y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol (yn dilyn pasio Mesur Iaith 2010).


Cynnig Brys 1____________________________________________________________________________

12.15yp Cinio a Chyfarfodydd Ymylol____________________________________________________________________________

13.30yp Cynigion (Sesiwn 3)____________________________________________________________________________

Ffioedd Dysgu Addysg Uwch Cred y Gynhadledd:

1. Mai polisi presennol y Blaid yw addysg am ddim mewn addysg uwch.2. Y tro diwethaf y cy"wynwyd f!oedd ychwanegol yn Lloegr, y cy"wynwyd

f!oedd ychwanegol yng Nghymru i fyfyrwyr heb fod yn byw yng Nghymru oedd yn astudio yng Nghymru rai blynyddoedd wedyn.

3. Fod Llywodraeth Cymru yn ddiweddar wedi dileu’r grant f!oedd dysgu o blaid cynllun bwrsariaeth genedlaethol.

4. Mai un o brif addewidion y Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol yn ystod Etholiad Cyffredinol 2010 oedd cychwyn dileu a diweddu f!oedd dysgu mewn addysg uwch.

Canton and Llandâf Branch

Sites of Special Linguistic Interest____________________________________________________________________________

Conference calls upon the Plaid Cymru group in the National Assembly to introduce legislation which would lead the Government of Wales to create Sites of Special Linguistic Interest. Within these sites, it would be necessary for the following bodies to implement policies which give additional consideration to the needs of the Welsh language:

– Planning Authorities.– Education Authorities.

Linguistic considerations would be given precedence over national guidelines by the above bodies while formulating policy within these Sites. The ultimate responsibility for regulating language and planning policy within these areas would lie with the National Assembly’s independent Language Commissioner (following the passing of the Welsh Language Measure 2010).


Emergency Motion 1

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12.15pm Lunch and Fringe Meetings____________________________________________________________________________

13.30pm Motions (Session 3)____________________________________________________________________________

Higher Education Tuition Fees


1. That the party’s current policy is for free education within higher education.2. The last time top up fees were introduced in England, top up fees were

introduced in Wales for non-Welsh-domiciled students studying in Wales some years later.

3. That the Welsh Government recently scrapped the tuition fee grant in favour of a national bursary scheme.

4. That one of the main Liberal Democrats’ pledges during the 2010 General Election was to phase out and end tuition fees in higher education.

5. That the Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government agreement notes that Liberal Democrat MPs will abstain on any vote on the funding of higher education that they disagree with.

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5. Fod cytundeb llywodraeth glymblaid y Ceidwadwyr a’r Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol yn nodi y bydd ASau Democrataidd Rhyddfrydol yn ymatal ar unrhyw bleidlais ar gyllido addysg uwch yr anghytunant hwy â hi.

6. Fod dyled myfyriwr, ar gyfartaledd yn Lloegr, yn ôl Push, ar hyn o bryd dros £20,000.

7. Fod y bwlch cyllido ar hyn o bryd rhwng sefydliadau addysg uwch Cymru a Lloegr tua £60 miliwn.

Cred y Gynhadledd ymhellach:

1. Os cyfyd f!oedd yn Lloegr, mai cynyddu yn unig wnaiff y bwlch cyllido rhwng prifysgolion Cymru a Lloegr.

2. Os cyfyd f!oedd yn Lloegr, y gorfodir Cymru i ddod o hyd i gyllid ychwanegol er mwyn sicrhau yr erys ein prifysgolion yn gystadleuol.

3. Ei bod yn annerbyniol disgwyl i fyfyrwyr dalu mwy am eu haddysg pan nad yw ansawdd addysg wedi gwella ers cy"wyno f!oedd ychwanegol y tro diwethaf.

Penderfyna’r Gynhadledd:

1. I wrthwynebu unrhyw gynnydd pellach mewn f!oedd dysgu yn Lloegr, ac i bleidleisio yn erbyn cynnydd mewn f!oedd pe cyfyd y pwnc yn Senedd San Steffan.

2. I wrthwynebu unrhyw gynnydd mewn f!oedd yng Nghymru pe cyfyd y pwnc yn Llywodraeth nesaf y Cynulliad.

3. Parhau â’i chefnogaeth i addysg am ddim, a’i weithredu pan fydd cyllid cyhoeddus yn caniatáu.

Cymru X

Gwelliant 1

Yn y pwynt olaf yn “Penderfyna’r Gynhadledd’ wedi “addysg am ddim”, gosod “ar bwynt mynediad, a geilw ar gyfarwyddyd polisi’r Blaid i sefydlu gweithgor polisi i edrych ar ddewisiadau cy"wyno, gan gynnwys dichonoldeb cy"wyno treth graddedigion”.


Gwelliant 2

Ar ôl y pennawd “Penderfyna’r Gynhadledd”:

a. Dileu’r gair ‘nesaf’ ym mhwynt 2.b. Ail-eirio pwynt 3 i ddarllen “i gefnogi diddymu f!oedd dysgu”.


Gwelliant 3

6. That the average student debt in England, according to Push, currently stands at over £20,000.

7. The current funding gap between Welsh and English higher education institutions currently stands at around £60 million.

Conference further believes:

1. That if fees rise in England, the funding gap between Welsh and English universities will only get bigger.

2. That if fees go up in England, Wales will be forced to source extra funding to ensure our universities remain competitive.

3. That it’s unacceptable to expect students to pay more for their education when the quality of education hasn’t improved since top up fees were last introduced.

Conference resolves:

1. To oppose any further increase in tuition fees in England, and to vote against an increase in fees when the question should arise in the Westminster Parliament.

2. To oppose any increase in fees in Wales should the matter arise in the next Assembly Government.

3. To continue its support for a free education, and to implement it when public !nances allow.

Cymru X

Amendment 1

In the last point in ‘Conference resolves’ after ‘free education’ Insert ‘at point of access, and calls on the party’s director of policy to establish a policy working party to look at options for delivery, including the feasibility of introducing a graduate tax.’


Amendment 2

After the heading, “Conference resolves:

a. Delete the word ‘next’ in point 2.b. Re-word point 3 to read “to support the abolition of tuition fees”.


Amendment 3

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Ychwanegu ar ddiwedd y cynnig: “Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar Lywodraeth Cymru i hybu’r cynllun bwrsariaeth genedlaethol yn helaeth i’r genedl gyfan.”

Etholaeth Pontypridd

Cymru Ddiogelach____________________________________________________________________________


1. Yr argymhellion yn y papur trafod ‘Plaid. Cymru Ddiogelach’ a gyhoeddwyd wedi’r Gynhadledd Bolisi undydd ym mis Tachwedd 2009.

Ail-gadarnha’r Gynhadledd:

1. Ein hymrwymiad i sefydlu Sefydliad Heddwch i Gymru.2. Ein hymrwymiad i ddatganoli yn llawn y system cy!awnder troseddol.


1. Ar i Lywodraeth Cymru benodi Gweinidog i fod yn gyfrifol am Heddwch a Chysylltiadau Tramor i fod yn gyswllt Cymru â gweddill y byd.

2. Am Ddadl Genedlaethol ar Blismona yng Nghymru a fydd yn cynnwys sut y llunnir heddluoedd yng Nghymru a sut y maent yn cael eu rhedeg.

3. Am sefydlu Gwasanaeth Dinasyddion Cenedlaethol ar sail wirfoddol i annog cymryd rhan mewn gweithgareddau fydd o les cymdeithasol.

Pwyllgor Gwaith Cenedlaethol

Gwelliant 1

Dileu paragraff rhif 1 yn yr adran Geilw’r Gynhadledd a rhoi yn ei le:

1. Galw ar y Prif Weinidog o fewn Llywodraeth Cymru i gymryd cyfrifoldeb am faterion allanol ac i atgoffa pob llywodraeth am ymrwymiad Cymru i heddwch a chymodi.


14.00yp Elin Jones AC – Araith____________________________________________________________________________

14.30yp Ieuan Wyn Jones AC – Araith____________________________________________________________________________


Add at the end of the motion: “Conference calls on the Welsh Government to promote the national bursary scheme extensively across the nation.”

Pontypridd Constituency

A Safer Wales____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes:

1. The recommendations in the discussion paper ‘A Safer Wales. Think Plaid’ published after the one day Policy Conference in November 2009.

Conference reaf!rms:

1. Our commitment to the establishment of a Peace Institute for Wales.2. Our commitment to the full devolution of the criminal justice system.

Conference calls:

1. For the Welsh Government to appoint a Minister responsible for Peace and Foreign Relations to act as Wales’ link with the rest of the world.

2. For a National Debate on Policing in Wales which will include how police forces are constructed in Wales and how they are run.

3. For the establishment of a National Citizens’ Service on a voluntary basis to encourage participation in socially bene!cial activities.

National Executive Committee

Amendment 1

Delete paragraph numbered 1in the section Conference calls and replace with:

1. Calls on the First Minister within the Welsh Government to assume responsibility for external affairs and to remind all governments of Wales’ commitment to peace and reconciliation.


14.00pm Elin Jones AM – Speech____________________________________________________________________________

14.30pm Ieuan Wyn Jones AM – Speech____________________________________________________________________________


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Darlledu yng Nghymru ____________________________________________________________________________


1. ei siom â’r modd y mae cwmnïau cyfryngau’r DG wedi gwasanaethu’r farchnad Gymreig dros y ddegawd a aeth heibio.

2. y siom a leisiwyd gan ddarlledwyr, gwylwyr, aelodau’r gymuned fusnes ac eraill sy’n gysylltiedig â byd darlledu yng Nghymru at gyhoeddiad Llywodraeth San Steffan y bydd yn dileu’r cynllun fuasai wedi annog un o gwmnïau ITV i ddarparu gwasanaeth newyddion cenedlaethol yn Saesneg i Gymru gyfan.

3. Fod y llywodraeth San Steffan wedi torri cyllid S4C o £2 miliwn yn 2010-11, gan wrthdroi’r trefniadau cyllido a osodwyd yn Neddf Cyfathrebu 2003 a dichon y gellir gwneud mwy o doriadau.

4. Fod y llywodraeth San Steffan wedi rhoi’r gorau i’r cynnig am Gonsortia Newyddion a Gyllidir yn Annibynnol yng Nghymru, er i’r Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol a’r Ceidwadwyr gefnogi’r cynigion yn y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol.

5. Na chymerodd y tair dadl “prif weinidogol” yn ystod etholiad San Steffan 2010 unrhyw ystyriaeth o anghenion Cymru na natur y sefyllfa wleidyddol yng Nghymru.

Cred y Gynhadledd ei bod yn hanfodol i holl drigolion Cymru dderbyn gwasanaeth newyddion Cymreig cynhwysfawr fel rhan o ddarpariaeth un neu fwy o’r darlledwyr gwasanaeth cyhoeddus annibynnol megis ITV neu Channel 4, yn ychwanegol at yr hyn a ddarperir gan y BBC.

Mynna’r Gynhadledd y dylai unrhyw ddatblygiadau pellach mewn darlledu rhanbarthol ym Mhrydain barchu f!niau cenedlaethol trwy wahardd creu rhanbarthau traws-f!niol.

Mynna’r Gynhadledd na ddylid rhoi unrhyw ystyriaeth i ddatblygu gwasanaeth darlledu rhanbarthol yng Nghymru hyd nes y sefydlir gwasanaeth cenedlaethol a’i fod ar gael i’r gynulleidfa gyfan.

Hefyd, anoga’r Gynhadledd ddarlledwyr annibynnol Prydeinig i gydnabod y galw yng Nghymru am wasanaeth newyddion annibynnol, a than hynny, i’r cwmnïau hyn ymdrechu’n galetach i gynnwys newyddion o Gymru yn eu rhaglenni dyddiol. Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol i sefydlu fforwm cyfryngau, fydd yn cynnwys sefydliadau’r cyfryngau a’u gweithwyr, i atal colli mwy o swyddi a helpu i fapio dyfodol y diwydiant yng Nghymru.

Cefnoga’r Gynhadledd dwf diwydiant cyfryngau gwirioneddol Cymreig, wedi ei wreiddio yn y cymunedau ac yn eu gwasanaethu.

Penderfyna’r Gynhadledd geisio datganoli holl bwerau ac adnoddau darlledu i’r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol.

Broadcasting in Wales ____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes:

1. its disappointment with the way UK media companies have served the Welsh market in the past decade.

2. the disappointment voiced by broadcasters, viewers, members of the business community and others associated with the world of broadcasting in Wales at the Westminster Government’s announcement to abolish the scheme which would have encouraged an ITV company to provide a national English-language news service for the whole of Wales .

3. That the ConDem Government has cut the funding of S4C by £2 million in 2010-11 overturning the funding arrangements set out in the Communications Act 2003 and that further cuts could be made.

4. That the ConDem Government has abandoned the proposal for Independently Funded News Consortia in Wales, despite both the Liberal Democrat and Conservative parties supporting the proposals in the National Assembly.

5. The broadcasting of the three “prime ministerial” debates during the Westminster election in 2010 took no account of the needs of Wales or the nature of the political situation in Wales.

Conference believes that it is essential for all the residents of Wales to receive a comprehensive national Welsh news service as part of the provision of one or more of the independent public service broadcasters such as ITV or Channel 4, in addition to that provided by the BBC.

Conference insists that any further development in regional broadcasting in Britain should respect national boundaries by prohibiting the creation of cross-border regions.

Conference insists that no consideration should be given to the development of a regional broadcasting service in Wales until a national service has been established and is available for the whole audience.

In addition, Conference urges British independent broadcasters to recognise the demand in Wales for a national independent news service, and until then, for these companies to make more strenuous efforts to include news from Wales in their daily programmes.

Conference calls on the National Assembly to establish a media forum, to include media organisations and their employees, in order to prevent further job losses and help map the future of the industry in Wales.

Conference supports the growth of a truly Welsh media industry, rooted in and serving its communities.

Conference resolves to seek the devolution of all broadcasting powers and resources to the National Assembly.

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Gr wp y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol, Cangen Castell Nedd, Cangen Glanyrafon

Gwelliant 1

Dileu pwynt 2.

Dileu popeth ar ôl y paragraff “Cred y Gynhadledd….a ddarperir gan y BBC” a rhoi yn ei le:

Geilw’r Gynhadledd am ddatganoli holl bwerau darlledu i’r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol er mwyn:- 1) Gallu sefydlu fframwaith ar gyfer sector ddarlledu i wasanaethu anghenion

Cymru am raglennu ac i ddarparu gwasanaeth newyddion yn y ddwy iaith.2) I’r diwydiannau creadigol yng Nghymru ffynnu, gan ddarparu sgiliau sydd eu

hangen mewn sector allweddol.3) Gallu rhoi pwysau ar holl ddarlledwyr annibynnol Prydain i gynnwys newyddion

o Gymru yn eu rhaglenni dyddiol.

Croesawa’r Gynhadledd argymhellion adolygiad Hargreaves o’r diwydiannau creadigol a fydd o gymorth mewn datblygu ymhellach y diwydiant cyfryngau yng Nghymru.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol i sefydlu fforwm cyfryngau, fydd yn cynnwys sefydliadau’r cyfryngau a’u gweithwyr, i atal colli mwy o swyddi a helpu i fapio dyfodol y diwydiant yng Nghymru.


Gwelliant 2

Dileu’r ail baragraff ar ôl pwynt 5, a gosod yn ei le:

“Geilw’r Gynhadledd am drosglwyddo cyfrifoldebau ac asedau’r BBC yng Nghymru i gorff newydd, sef Corfforaeth Darlledu Cymru, ac am i gyfran Cymru o gyllid y drwydded deledu gael ei rhoi i Gynulliad Cymru fyddai â’r cyfrifoldeb i benderfynu pa ddarlledu gwasanaeth cyhoeddus y dylid eu cyllido. Dylai S4C, a’r cyllid o Lundain, ddod o dan yr un drefn, er mwyn gallu darparu gwasanaeth darlledu cyhoeddus o safon i Gymru yn y ddwy iaith.”


Statws Ysgolion____________________________________________________________________________

Cydnebydd y Gynhadledd fod angen hyblygrwydd yn strwythur ein hysgolion.

National Assembly Group, Neath Branch, Riverside Branch

Amendment 1

Delete point 2.

Delete all after the paragraph “Conference believes….provided by the BBC” and replace with:

Conference calls for the devolution of all broadcasting powers to the National Assembly so that:-

1) A framework can be established for a Welsh broadcasting sector to serve the needs of Wales for programming and to provide a news service in both languages.

2) The creative industries in Wales can "ourish providing much needed skills in a key sector.

3) Pressure can be applied to all British independent broadcasters to include news from Wales in their daily programmes.

Conference welcomes the recommendations of the Hargreaves review of the creative industries which will assist in the future development of the media industry in Wales.

Conference calls on the National Assembly to establish a media forum, to include media organisations and their employees, in order to prevent further job losses and help map the future of the industry in Wales.


Amendment 2

Delete the second paragraph after point 5, and insert in its place:

“Conference calls for the transfer of all the BBC’s assets and responsibilities in Wales to a new body, the Welsh Broadcasting Corporation, and for Wales’ share of licence fee receipts to be passed to the National Assembly which would then have the responsibility of deciding what public service broadcasting should be funded. S4C and its associated funding should come under the same arrangements, so that high quality public service broadcasting can be provided in Wales in both languages.”


Status of Schools____________________________________________________________________________

Conference acknowledges that "exibility is needed in our schools structure.

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Gwrthwyneba’r Gynhadledd bolisi Llafur Newydd o ysgolion sylfaen ac Academïau nad ydynt yn atebol i’r cyhoedd ac mewn llawer achos sydd ag arferion staf!o gwael, gan gynnwys diffyg cydnabod undebau ac amodau gwasanaeth gwannach i’r staff. Gwrthwyneba’r Gynhadledd hefyd bolisi Llywodraeth San Steffan o ysgolion rhydd, fydd yn gweld cwmnïau preifat yn rhedeg ysgolion yn Lloegr.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar Lywodraeth y Cynulliad i ddileu statws ysgolion sylfaen, Academïau ac ysgolion rhydd yng Nghymru.

Undeb

Caniatâd Tybiedig ar gyfer Rhoi Organau____________________________________________________________________________

Noda’r Gynhadledd: 1. Fod dros 500 o bobl yng Nghymru ar hyn o bryd ar restr aros am drawsblaniad

organ er mwyn achub eu bywydau.2. Fod un person yn marw yng Nghymru bob 11 diwrnod oherwydd nad oes

organau ar gael.

Noda’r Gynhadledd ymhellach: 1. Adroddiad Pwyllgor Lles, Iechyd a Llywodraeth Leol y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol

“Ymchwiliad i Ganiatâd Tybiedig i Roi Organau” Gorffennaf 2008.2. Barn leiafrifol y Pwyllgor, a gefnogwyd gan ACau Plaid Cymru, y dylai

Llywodraeth Cymru wneud cais am bwerau deddfu er mwyn gallu cy"wyno system o ganiatâd tybiedig.

3. Ymgynghoriad ac Adroddiad Llywodraeth y Cynulliad “Opsiynau ar gyfer Newid y System Rhoi Organau yng Nghymru “.

4. Datganiad Gweinidogion Cymru o gefnogaeth i system caniatâd tybiedig “feddal” a’u bwriad i geisio am gymhwysedd deddfu yn y maes yma.

. Cydnabydda’r Gynhadledd:

1. Nad cy"wyno system caniatâd tybiedig ar gyfer rhoi organau yng Nghymru yw’r unig gam sydd ei angen i gynyddu lefelau rhoi, ond y caiff effaith uniongyrchol a chadarnhaol ar nifer y rhoddwyr yng Nghymru ac yn achub bywydau.

Arghymella’r Gynhadledd:

1. Bod Plaid Cymru yn cefnogi gweithredu system o ganiatâd tybiedig ar gyfer rhoi organau yng Nghymru, a all gynyddu lefelau rhoi hyd at 30% yn ôl astudiaethau yn seiliedig ar wledydd sydd yn gweithredu system caniatâd tybiedig.

2. Bod Plaid Cymru yn gweithio tuag at gy"wyno deddfwriaeth i greu system o ganiatâd tybiedig ar gyfer rhoi organau yng Nghymru.

Conference opposes New Labour’s policy of foundation schools and Academies which lack public accountability and in many cases have poor staf!ng practices, including lack of union recognition and weaker conditions of service for staff. Conference also opposes the Con / Dem policy of Free schools, which will see private companies running schools in England. Conference calls on the Assembly Government to abolish the status of foundation schools, Academies and Free schools in Wales.

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Presumed Consent for Organ Donation____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes:

1. That over 500 people in Wales are currently waiting for a life-saving organ transplant.

2. That one person dies in Wales every 11 days due to the lack of available organs.

Conference further notes:

1. The report by the National Assembly’s Health, Wellbeing and Local Government Committee “Inquiry into Presumed Consent for Organ Donation” of July 2008.

2. The minority view of the Committee, supported by Plaid Cymru AMs, that lawmaking powers to introduce a presumed consent system should be requested by the Welsh Government.

3. The Welsh Government’s “Options for Change to the Organ Donation System in Wales” Consultation and Report.

4. Welsh Ministers declaration of support for a “soft” presumed consent system and their intention to seek legislative competence in this area.


1. That introducing a presumed consent system for organ donation in Wales may not be the only step needed to increase donation, however it will have a direct and positive impact on the number of donors in Wales and save lives.

Conference recommends:

1. That Plaid Cymru supports the implementation of a presumed consent system for organ donation in Wales, which could result in increasing donation rates by 30% according to studies based on countries which operate a presumed consent system.

2. That Plaid Cymru works towards introducing legislation on presumed consent for organ donation in Wales.

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Cynllun Gwyrdd i’r Cymoedd____________________________________________________________________________ Noda’r Gynhadledd

1. fod 40% o boblogaeth Cymru yn byw yn y cymoedd. 2. fel rhanbarth economaidd, y bu’r cymoedd yn dirywio ers colli eu diwydiannau

trwm yn y 1980au. Bod y sefyllfa yn arbennig o ddrwg ar bennau gogleddol y cymoedd.

3. fod sefyllfa ddifreintiedig y cymoedd wedi ei chydnabod gan yr UE trwy roi i’r ardal statws Amcan 1.

4. fethiant amrywiol raglenni economaidd dros y tair degawd ddiwethaf i wella safonau byw pobl yn y cymoedd.

Penderfyna’r Gynhadledd

1. gynnwys cynnig i lywodraeth Cymru creu Adran y Cymoedd gyda chyfrifoldeb penodol am adfywio economaidd a chymdeithasol y cymoedd.

2. y bydd Plaid Cymru yn cynhyrchu ‘Cynllun Gwyrdd i’r Cymoedd’ - cynllun i drawsnewid y cymoedd trwy wella iechyd, hapusrwydd a chyfoeth pobl trwy greu swyddi a gwella cy"eoedd addysg a hyfforddi yn sector y dechnoleg werdd a thrwy hybu mentrau cydweithredol a mentrau cymdeithasol sydd ym meddiant y gymuned.

Etholaeth y Rhondda

Gwelliant 1

Ychwanegu ar ddiwedd y cynnig: “Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar Brifysgol Morgannwg a sefydliadau addysg eraill i gefnogi economi lleol y Cymoedd, yn enwedig y sector technoleg werdd a hybu mentrau cydweithredol a mentrau cymdeithasol sydd ym meddiant y gymuned”.

Etholaeth Pontypridd

16.00yp Alun Ffred Jones AC – Araith____________________________________________________________________________

16.15yp Cynigion ac Adroddiadau Mewnol / Hystyngiadau Mewnol____________________________________________________________________________



A Greenprint for the Valleys____________________________________________________________________________ Conference notes

1. that 40% of the population of Wales live in the valleys. 2. that as an economic region, the valleys have been in a state of decline since

the loss of its heavy industry during the 1980s. The situation is particularly acute at the northern-most points of the valleys.

3. that the disadvantaged position of the valleys has been recognised by the EU in its awarding of Objective 1 status for the region.

4. the failure of various economic programmes over the last three decades to improve the living standards of people in the valleys.

Conference resolves

1. to include a proposal for the Welsh government to create a Ministry for the Valleys with speci!c responsibility for the economic and social regeneration of the valleys.

2. that Plaid Cymru will produce a ‘Greenprint for the Valleys’ - a plan to transform the valleys by improving people’s health, happiness and wealth through the creation of jobs and improving education and training opportunities in the green technology sector and through the promotion of community-owned co-operatives and social enterprises.

Rhondda Constituency

Amendment 1

Add at the end of the motion: “Conference calls on the University of Glamorgan and other educational institutions to support the local economy in the Valleys, particularly the green technology sector and promote community-owned co-operatives and social enterprises”.

Pontypridd Constituency

16.00pm Alun Ffred Jones AM – Speech____________________________________________________________________________

16.15pm Internal Motions and Reports / Internal Hustings____________________________________________________________________________


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Dydd Sadwrn

09.30yb Croeso – Dafydd Elis-Thomas AC____________________________________________________________________________


Buddsoddiadau Pensiwn ____________________________________________________________________________


1. fod cyrff cyhoeddus yng Nghymru yn buddsoddi miliynau mewn cronfeydd pensiwn i’w gweithwyr.

2. fod portffolios y cronfeydd pensiwn hyn yn cynnwys buddsoddiadau mewn cwmnïau sy’n ymwneud â gweithgareddau nad ydynt, efallai, yn gynaliadwy nac yn gymdeithasol gyfrifol.

3. Cyn weithwyr ASW ac Visteon sydd wedi colli swm sylweddol o’u harian eu hunain oherwydd dymchweliad eu cronfa bensiwn, a’r amddiffyniad annigonol a gynigwyd gan y Gronfa Amddiffyn Pensiynau.


1. ymgyrchu i sicrhau fod arian cyhoeddus a fuddsoddir mewn cronfeydd pensiwn yng Nghymru yn cael ei fuddsoddi hyd y bo modd yn unol ag egwyddorion cynaladwyedd a chyfrifoldeb cymdeithasol.


1. ar lywodraeth y DG i ddarparu digon o arian i’r Gronfa Amddiffyn Pensiynau fel y gall dalu allan yn llawn.

Undeb, Cangen Castell Nedd

Gwelliant 1

Wedi pwynt 2 dan “Noda’r Gynhadledd” ychwanegu “Noda’r Gynhadledd ymhellach fod” ac ail-rifo pwynt 3 yn unol â hynny.

Dileu pwynt 1 dan “Geilw’r Gynhadledd” a rhoi yn ei le “Ar lywodraeth y DU, lle nad yw hawliau pensiwn wedi eu gwarchod yn briodol dan y Gronfa Gwarchod Pensiynau, am i’w cy"ogwr fynd yn fethdalwr cyn ei ffur!o, i roi iawndal digonol, a lle

2010 Conference Timetable

Saturday

09.30am Welcome – Dafydd Elis-Thomas AM____________________________________________________________________________

09.45 Motions (Session 5)____________________________________________________________________________

Pensions Investments____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes:

1. that public bodies in Wales invest millions in pension funds for their employees.

2. that these pension fund portfolios include investment in companies which are involved in activities which may not be sustainable or socially responsible.

3. the former ASW and Visteon workers who have lost substantial sums of their own money through the collapse of their pension funds, and the inadequate protection offered by the Pension Protection Fund.

Conference resolves

1. to campaign to ensure that public money invested in pension funds in Wales is invested as far as possible in accordance with the principles of sustainability and social responsibility.

Conference calls:

1. on the UK Government to provide enough money to the Pension Protection Fund so that it may pay out in full.

Undeb, Neath Branch

Amendment 1

After point 2 under “Conference Notes” add “Conference Further Notes that” and re-number point 3 accordingly.

Delete point 1 under “Conference Calls” and replace with “On the UK government, where pension rights are not properly covered by the Pension Protection Fund, because their employer went into liquidation before its formation to provide adequate compensation and where pensions have been transferred to a less creditworthy

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trosglwyddwyd pensiynau i gwmni gyda chredyd gwaelach, i ymyrryd er mwyn gofalu bod yr hawliau pensiwn yr un fath â phe na baent wedi eu trosglwyddo”.

Cangen Llundain

Newid Hinsawdd ____________________________________________________________________________


1. Fod y sgandal Rhyddid Gwybodaeth yn Uned Ymchwil Hinsawdd Prifysgol East Anglia wedi amharu ar ffydd y cyhoedd mewn gwyddoniaeth newid hinsawdd.

2. Fod rhai gwallau yng nghyhoeddiad y Panel Rhyngwladol ar Newidiadau Hinsawdd 2007.

3. Fodd bynnag, fod ymchwil gan Brifysgol Caerdydd yn dangos, wedi’r datgeliadau hyn, a methiant Uwch-Gynhadledd Copenhagen yn 2009, fod y rhan fwyaf o bobl (71%) o hyd naill ai yn weddol bryderus neu yn bryderus iawn am newid hinsawdd.

Noda’r Gynhadledd ymhellach: 1. Yr argymhellion yn y papur trafod, ‘Plaid. Cymru Werdd’ a gyhoeddwyd wedi

Cynhadledd Bolisi Undydd ‘Gwanwyn Gwyrdd’ ym mis Ebrill 2009.

Cred y Gynhadledd:

1. Fod Cymru fel cenedl yn gyfoethog mewn adnoddau y mae modd eu defnyddio i ymladd, lliniaru neu fynd i’r afael â newid hinsawdd, gan gynnwys ynni adnewyddol, dwr, eco systemau a rheoli tir.


1. Gred y Blaid mai’r argyfwng hinsawdd yw’r bygythiad mwyaf sydd yn wynebu ein byd, a bod yn rhaid i ni barhau i hybu gweithredu amgylcheddol a datblygu cynaliadwy ar bob lefel o lywodraeth.

2. Gefnogaeth y Blaid i’r mudiad Tre! Trosiannol. 3. Gred y Blaid fod nam sylfaenol ar y system economaidd bresennol, sy’n

seiliedig ar dwf parhaus diddiwedd, ac nad yw ‘popeth fel arfer’ yn ddigon da. 4. Gefnogaeth gref y Blaid i ddatganoli’r holl bwerau dros bolisi ynni i’r Cynulliad

Cenedlaethol, gan gynnwys prosiectau sy’n cynhyrchu dros 50MW. 5. Wrthwynebiad llwyr y Blaid i godi unrhyw bwerdai niwclear newydd yng

Nghymru.

Ymrwyma’r Gynhadledd Blaid Cymru i barhau i ymdrin o ddifrif â newid hinsawdd ar bob lefel o wneud polisi, ac yn arbennig, i ddwyn gerbron gynigion i gael y canlynol:

1. Datganoli rheolaeth dros ein hadnoddau ynni a dwr.

company, to intervene to ensure that the pension rights are the same as if they had not been transferred”.

London Branch

Climate Change ____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes:

1. That the Freedom of Information scandal at the University of East Anglia’s Climatic Research Unit damaged the public’s faith in climate change science.

2. That the 2007 publication of the International Panel on Climate Changes contained some inaccuracies.

3. However, that research by Cardiff University showed that following these revelations, and the failure of the Copenhagen Summit in 2009, most people (71%) remain either fairly or very concerned about climate change.

Conference further notes:

1. The recommendations in the discussion paper, ‘Think Green. Think Plaid’, published after the ‘Gwanwyn Gwyrdd’ One Day Policy Conference in April 2009.


1. That Wales as a nation is rich in resources that can be used to combat, mitigate or tackle climate change, including renewable energy, water, eco-systems and land management.


1. Plaid’s belief that the climate crisis is the greatest threat facing our world and that we must continue to promote environmental action and sustainable development at all levels of government.

2. Plaid’s continued support of the Transition Towns movement. 3. Plaid’s belief that the current economic system, based on continued, non-stop

!nancial growth, is fundamentally "awed, and that ‘business as usual’ is not good enough.

4. Plaid’s strong support for the devolution of all powers over energy policy to the National Assembly, including projects generating over 50MW.

5. Plaid’s total opposition to the construction of any new nuclear power stations in Wales.

Conference commits Plaid Cymru to continuing to address climate change seriously at all levels of policy making and, in particular, to bring forward proposals to achieve the following:

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2. Gweithredu seilwaith i gerbydau trydan.3. Cymru i ddod yn ganolfan ymchwil, gwybodaeth, addysg a gweithredu

ynghylch newid hinsawdd.


1. Am weithredu yn llawn strategaeth Llywodraeth Cymru a gyhoeddwyd am ddyfodol ynni di-garbon i Gymru.

2. Am ddatganoli’r holl bwerau angenrheidiol i alluogi Llywodraeth Cymru i weithredu’r strategaeth honno.

3. Am waharddiad llwyr ar godi unrhyw gy"euster cynhyrchu trydan newydd nad yw’n adnewyddadwy yng Nghymru.

4. Am i Lywodraeth Cymru gael llais cadarnhaol wrth bennu pa alluedd sydd i’w ddarparu ac ymhle.

5. Am i bawb a gymerodd ran yng Nghynhadledd Newid Hinsawdd y CU eleni i gytuno i gyfres o dargedau sy’n eu rhwymo i ostwng allyriadau nwyon t_ gwydr i lawr i lefel erbyn 2050 a fydd yn cwrdd â tharged o godiad o ddim mwy na 2˚C yn nhymheredd y byd dros yr 21ain ganrif.

Pwyllgor Gwaith Cenedlaethol, Gr wp y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol

Gwelliant 1

Ychwanegu i ddiwedd pwynt 3 o dan “Ail-gadarnha’r Gynhadledd:

Dylai Cymru ymrwymo ei hun i symud tuag at economi carbon isel a chroesawa’r ymrwymiad i ddatblygiad cynaliadwy yn nogfen “Rhaglen Adnewyddu’r Economi: cyfeiriad newydd” Llywodraeth Cymru.

Ychwanegu ar ddiwedd pwynt 5 o dan “Ail-gadarnha’r Gynhadledd:

Fodd bynnag, cydnabu’r Gynhadledd fod y penderfyniad pa un ai yw gorsaf bwer niwclear newydd yn cael ei adeiladu yn Wylfa yn fater i lywodraeth y DG. Os yw’r orsaf yn cael sêl bendith, cred y Gynhadledd y dylai’r prif fuddiannau economaidd gronni i’r gymuned leol yn nhermau swyddi adeiladu, cy"eoedd cadwyn cy"enwad a’r sgiliau angenrheidiol i weithio yn yr orsaf pan fydd wedi’i chwblhau.


Gwasanaeth Cyhoeddus i Gymru____________________________________________________________________________


1. Yr anawsterau ariannol fydd yn wynebu’r sector cyhoeddus yng Nghymru dros y blynyddoedd i ddod.

Condemnia’r Gynhadledd:

1. The devolution of control over our energy and water resources.2. The implementation of an infrastructure for electric vehicles.3. Wales becoming a centre for research, information, education and action

around climate change.

Conference calls:

1. For the full implementation of the Welsh Government’s published strategy for a carbon-free energy future for Wales.

2. For the devolution of all necessary powers to enable the Welsh Government to implement that strategy.

3. For a complete ban on the construction of any new non-renewable electricity generating capacity in Wales.

4. For active intervention by the Welsh government in the determination of what capacity is to be provided and where.

5. For all those participating in the UN Climate Change Conference this year to agree to a binding set of targets to bring Green House Gas emissions down to a level by 2050 which will meet a target of no more than a 2˚C rise in global temperatures over the 21st century.

National Executive Committee, National Assembly Group

Amendment 1

Add to the end of point 3 under “Conference reaf!rms:

‘Wales should commit itself to moving to a zero carbon economy and welcomes the commitment to sustainable development in the Welsh Government’s document ‘Economic Renewal: a new direction’.

Add at the end of point 5 under “Conference reaf!rms:

‘However, Conference recognises that the decision as to whether a new nuclear power station is built at Wylfa is a matter for the UK government. If the station is given the go-ahead, Conference believes that the main economic bene!t should accrue to the local community in terms of construction jobs, supply chain opportunities and the skills necessary for the operation of the station once completed.’


A Welsh Public Service____________________________________________________________________________


1. The !nancial dif!culties facing the public sector in Wales over the coming years.

Conference condemns:

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1. Y modd y triniodd Llywodraeth Lafur "aenorol y DG yr economi, gan arwain at gy"wr enbydus cyllid cyhoeddus.

2. Gynlluniau Llywodraeth Geidwadol / Ddemocrataidd Ryddfrydol bresennol y DG i dorri’n llym ar wario cyhoeddus a rhoi mwy fyth o bwysau ar y sector cyhoeddus.

Cred y Gynhadledd:

1. Fod angen i weithwyr y sector cyhoeddus weithio ynghyd ar draws pob lefel i ddarparu gwasanaethau cyhoeddus o safon.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd am:

1. Sefydlu un Gwasanaeth Cyhoeddus Cymreig integredig fydd yn cynnwys y gwasanaeth si!l, llywodraeth leol, y GIG a holl weithwyr y sector cyhoeddus yng Nghymru sy’n gweithio yn sectorau datganoledig ac annatganoledig sy’n darparu gwasanaeth cyhoeddus.

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Cynnig Brys 2____________________________________________________________________________

10.30yb Frieda Brepoels ASE - Siaradwraig wadd o EFA____________________________________________________________________________


Cyllido Teg, Diwygio Cyfansoddiadol a Llywodraeth Glymblaid y Ceidwadwyr – Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol

Noda’r Gynhadledd ganfyddiadau cychwynnol Comisiwn Holtham bod y fformiwla ariannu cyfredol yn tanariannu Cymru o leiaf £300 miliwn y "wyddyn.

Condemnia’r Gynhadledd fethiant llywodraeth Lafur ddiwethaf y DG a’r Llywodraeth Clymblaid Geidwadol-Ddemocrataidd Rhyddfrydol bresennol i sicrhau cyllido teg i Gymru.

Condemnia’r Gynhadledd ymhellach gynlluniau clymblaid y Ceidwadwyr a’r Democratiaid Rhyddfrydol i:

1. anwybyddu gwaith ardderchog, canfyddiadau ac argymhellion Comisiwn Holtham ac yn hytrach greu mwy o oedi ac ansicrwydd trwy sefydlu comisiwn arall eto fyth.

2. dorri nifer yr ASau a etholir o Gymru o fwy na chwarter heb ystyried unrhyw faterion cyfansoddiadol eraill megis pwerau Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru na daearyddiaeth naturiol Cymru, a

1. The previous UK Labour Government’s mishandling of the economy, resulting in the terrible state of the public !nances.

2. The current Conservative / Liberal Democrat UK Government’s plans to severely cut public spending and put even greater pressure on the public sector.


1. That public sector workers need to work together across all levels to provide good quality public services.

Conference calls for:

1. The establishment of a single, integrated Welsh Public Service involving the civil service, local government, NHS and all public sector workers in Wales employed in both devolved and non-devolved sectors of public service delivery.

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Emergency Motion 2____________________________________________________________________________

10.30am Frieda Brepoels MEP – EFA Guest Speaker____________________________________________________________________________


Fair Funding, Constitutional Reform and the Conservative – Liberal Democrat Coalition Government

Conference notes the initial !ndings of the Holtham Commission that the current funding formula under-funds Wales by at least £300 million per year.

Conference condemns the failure of the both the last Labour UK Government and the current Conservative – Liberal Democrat Coalition Government to ensure fair funding for Wales.

Conference further condemns plans from the Conservative - Liberal Democrat Coalition Government to:

1. ignore the excellent work, !ndings and recommendations of the Holtham Commission and instead create more delay and uncertainty by setting up yet another commission.

2. slash the number of MPs elected from Wales by more than a quarter with no regard to any other constitutional issues such as the powers held by the National Assembly for Wales or the natural geography of Wales, and

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3. pheidio â chy"wyno’r Bleidlais Sengl Drosglwyddadwy i etholiadau senedd y DG.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd am:

1. weithredu argymhellion Comisiwn Holtham rhag blaen, gan gynnwys fformiwla gyllido deg seiliedig ar anghenion i Gymru.

2. cynnal nifer presennol yr ASau Cymreig hyd nes y ceir refferendwm llwyddiannus ac y cwblheir trosglwyddo pwerau, ac yna yn unig ystyried newid yng nghynrychiolaeth Cymru yn San Steffan, a

3. mabwysiadu’r Bleidlais Sengl Drosglwyddadwy i etholiadau senedd y DG.

Gr wp San Steffan, Cangen Dinas Powys

Gwelliant 1

a. Ail-eirio pwynt 2 o dan “Geilw’r Gynhadledd am” i ddarllen “cadw nifer presennol yr ASau Cymreig cyhyd â bod Cymru’n anfon cynrychiolwyr i San Steffan”.

b. Ym mhwynt 3 o dan “Geilw’r Gynhadledd am”, dileu “i etholiadau seneddol y DG” a rhoi’r geiriau “ar gyfer pob etholiad, yn unol â pholisi Plaid Cymru”.


Glo ___________________________________________________________________________


1. bwysigrwydd y diwydiant glo i economi Cymru o ganol y 19eg ganrif i’r "wyddyn frig 1913.

2. bod glo yn adnodd meidrol (amcangyfri!r bod digon wrth gefn am 130 mlynedd arall ar sail cy"ymder cynhyrchu cyfredol gyda’r posibilrwydd o gyrraedd y brig mor gynnar â 2025).

3. Rôl Plaid i sicrhau dealltwriaeth y cyhoedd o’r angen i leihau llosgi glo fel ffynhonnell ynni.


1. y dylai dyfodol y diwydiant glo gael ei weld yng nghyd-destun bygythiad newid hinsawdd.

2. bod cyfran uwch o gynhyrchu glo yng Nghymru yn dod o fwyngloddio brig o’i gymharu â’r DG.

3. wrthwynebiad Plaid i fwyngloddio brig.

Mae’r Gynhadledd yn ail-ddatgan:

3. not introduce the Single Transferable Vote for UK Parliamentary elections.

Conference calls for:

1. the immediate implementation of the recommendations of the Holtham Commission, including a needs-based fair funding formula for Wales .

2. the maintenance of the current number of Welsh MPs until a successful referendum and transfer of powers has been completed and only then consider a change in the representation of Wales at Westminster, and

3. the adoption of the Single Transferable Vote for UK parliamentary elections.

Westminster Group, Dinas Powys Branch

Amendment 1

a. Re-word point 2 under “Conference calls for” to read “the maintenance of the current number of Welsh MPs until such time as Wales is no longer represented in Westminster”.

b. In point 3 under “Conference calls for”, replace “UK parliamentary elections” with “all elections, in accordance with Plaid Cymru policy”.


Coal ____________________________________________________________________________


1. the importance of the coal industry to the Welsh economy from the mid 19th century to its peak year 1913.

2. that coal is a !nite resource (with estimates of reserve of 130 years at current rate of production to a peak as early as 2025).

3. Plaid’s role in ensuring public understanding of the need to reduce the burning of coal as an energy source.

Conference notes:

1. the future of the coal industry must be seen in the context of the threat of climate change.

2. a higher proportion of Welsh coal production is from opencast mining as compared to the UK.

3. Plaid’s opposition to opencast mining.


1. Plaid’s commitment to low carbon, renewable power sources which can make an immediate impact in creating jobs and reducing emissions.

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1. ymrwymiad Plaid i ffynonellau p wer carbon isel ac adnewyddadwy a all gael effaith sydd yn creu swyddi a lleihau allyriadau.

2. cefnogaeth Plaid i arbed ynni drwy ynni effeithlon a ‘thechnoleg ddeallus’.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd

1. i’r Blaid wrthwynebu cynnydd pellach mewn cynhyrchiad glo yng Nghymru sy’n bygwth twf economi werdd.

2 i atal y cynnydd mewn cynhyrchu glo yn y DG nes bod allyriadau CO2 yn cael eu lleihau yn llawn mewn gorsafoedd pwer gyda thechnoleg CCS (Cipio carbon a’i storio).

3. i bob gorsaf newydd tanwydd ffosil i f!tio technoleg CCS yn llawn ac am berfformiad safon allyriadau clir i reoli lefel yr allyriadau.

4. i ymchwil ar systemau ynni adnewyddadwy sydd eisoes yn bodoli cael ei ariannu gan gyllid cyhoeddus.

5. am astudiaethau ar ddiogelwch cyhoeddus storio CO2 o dan ddaear.6. am greu rhwydweithiau dosbarthu trydan i gysylltu ffynonellau ynni

adnewyddadwy carbon isel ar draws Ewrop.


Gwelliant 1

a. Ail-eirio pwynt 1 o dan “Geilw’r Gynhadledd” i ddarllen “am i’r Blaid wrthwynebu unrhyw gynnydd mewn cynhyrchiad glo yng Nghymru neu’r DG”.

b. Dileu pwyntiau 2 a 3 a rhoi un pwynt newydd yn eu lle, sef “am wahardd adeiladu unrhyw orsaf drydan newydd nad yw’n defnyddio ynni adnewyddadwy yn unig”.


Gwelliant 2

Yn yr adran Geilw’r Gynhadledd: ar ddiwedd pwynt 1, ychwanegu “ac eithrio mewn sefyllfaoedd lle byddai cynhyrchiad glo yn amnewidyn am lo wedi’i fewnforio”.

Dileu pwynt 2 a rhoi yn ei le:I osod 2020 yn ddyddiad targed i allyriadau CO-2 gael eu lleihau’n sylweddol gan dechnoleg CCS mewn gorsafoedd p_er ac na ddylid caniatáu defnyddio cynnyrch glo y DG mewn gorsafoedd sydd ddim yn bodloni’r rhwymedigaeth yma.


Cytundeb Meddygon Teulu ____________________________________________________________________________

1. Noda’r Gynhadledd fwriad llywodraeth glymblaid San Steffan i ail-drafod y cytundeb meddygon teulu.

2. Plaid’s support for energy saving through energy ef!ciencies and ‘smart technologies’.

Conference calls:

1. that Plaid opposes further increase in Welsh coal production which threaten the growth of a Green economy.

2. for a halt in the increase in UK coal production until CO2 emissions are fully abated by CCS technology at power stations.

3. for any new fossil fuel plants to be fully-!tted with CCS technology and for a clear emission standard performance to control the level of emissions.

4. for public funding of research into existing renewable energy systems. 5. for public safety studies on the underground storage of CO2.6. for the creation of new electricity distribution networks to link renewable, low

carbon energy sources throughout Europe.


Amendment 1

a. Re-word point 1 under “Conference calls” to read “for Plaid to oppose any increase in Welsh or UK coal production”.

b. Delete points 2 and 3 and replace with new point “for there to be no new power stations built which do not use renewable energy only”.


Amendment 2

In the section Conference calls: at the end of point 1, add “other than in situations where the coal production would be as a substitute for imported coal”.

Delete point 2 and replace with:

That a target date of 2020 be set for CO-2 emissions to be fully abated by CCS technology at power stations and that no UK coal production should be allowed thereafter for use at stations which do not meet this obligation.


GP Contract____________________________________________________________________________

1. Conference notes the intention of the Con-Dem coalition government to renegotiate the GP contract.

2. Conference calls on the Assembly Government to negotiate a GP contract for Wales to ensure that primary health care services meet the needs of our communities.

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2. Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar Lywodraeth y Cynulliad i drafod cytundeb meddygon teulu i Gymru er mwyn gofalu bod gwasanaethau gofal iechyd sylfaenol yn ateb anghenion ein cymunedau.


Pegwn Olew a Newid Hinsawdd____________________________________________________________________________

Cred y Gynhadledd fod pegwn olew a newid hinsawdd yn fygythiadau mawr yn y tymor hir i’r blaned.

Cred y Gynhadledd y dylai Llywodraeth Cymru sefydlu cronfa pegwn olew, i fuddsoddi mewn seilwaith cynaliadwy, wedi’i chyllido trwy le! ar weithgareddau sy’n niweidio’r amgylchedd.


1. ragolygon gwyddonwyr am sioc o ran prisiau olew wrth i’r cronfeydd olew sydd ar gael yn y byd ac y gellir eu cyrchu lleihau.

2. ddibyniaeth drom yr economi ar olew am weithgynhyrchu, cludiant, trydan a gwresogi.

3. ein dibyniaeth ar olew i gynhyrchu a dosbarthu bwyd. 4. ddigwyddiadau yn y byd yn 2008 yn dilyn codiad sydyn ym mhris reis. 5. fod tua un o bob pedwar o bobl yng Nghymru ar hyn o bryd yn byw mewn

tlodi tanwydd a bod hyd yn oed godiadau bychain ym mhris olew yn codi gwresogi cartre! allan o gyrraedd i !loedd.

6. y gallai Cymru ddysgu oddi wrth Ciwba, gwlad â phro!ad helaeth o effeithiau ‘pegwn olew’ a bywyd yn ei sgil ers i gy"enwadau olew i’r ynys gael eu torri yn y 1990au, fel bod Ciwba wedi llwyddo i gyrraedd statws Incwm-Canol ers y cyfnod hwnnw.

Cefnoga’r Gynhadledd ddarparu grantiau, benthyciadau rhad a rhoddion o dir, gan gynnwys newid rheolau cymhorthdal ffermydd i alluogi buddsoddi mewn seilwaith cynaliadwy, gan gynnwys ail-agor rheilffyrdd yng Nghymru, ac ehangu tir ar gyfer cynhyrchu bwyd yn lleol.

Cred y Gynhadledd ymhellach y dylai cymunedau lleol fod yn bennaf gyfrifol am eu polisi ynni eu hunain, ac y dylai ceisiadau cynllunio am brosiectau ynni adnewyddol fynd rhagddynt yn unig lle bo canran sylweddol o’r cynhyrchwyr ynni yn eiddo i’r gymuned leol fel bod yr elw o fudd i bobl yn y gymdogaeth.


1. gydnabod y tebygolrwydd y bydd cynhyrchu olew’r byd yn cyrraedd ei begwn yn y ddegawd sydd i ddod.

2. ddatblygu cynllun i ofalu y gall pawb yng Nghymru gyrchu lefel sylfaenol o fwyd a thanwydd cartref os digwydd i brisiau olew godi yn frawychus o sydyn.


Peak Oil and Climate Change____________________________________________________________________________

Conference believes that peak oil and climate change are major long term threats to the planet.

Conference believes the Welsh Government should establish a peak oil fund, to invest in sustainable infrastructure, !nanced by levies on environmentally damaging activities.

Conference notes:

1. scientists’ predictions of oil price shocks as the availability of the world’s accessible oil reserves diminish.

2. the economy’s heavy dependence on oil for manufacturing, transport, electricity and heating.

3. our dependence on oil for food production and distribution. 4. world events in 2008 following a sharp increase in the price of rice. 5. Around one in four people in Wales are currently living in fuel poverty and even

modest oil price increases render home heating unaffordable for thousands. 6. that Wales could learn from Cuba, a country with wide experience of the

effects of and life after ‘peak oil’ since oil supplies to the island were cut off during the 1990s, to the effect that Cuba has managed to achieve Middle-Income status since that period.

Conference supports the provision of grants, cheap loans and gifts of land, including changing farm subsidy rules, to enable investment in sustainable infrastructure, including the reopening of railway lines in Wales, and expansion of land for local food production.

Conference further believes that local communities should be primarily responsible for their own energy policy, and that planning applications for renewable energy projects should only go ahead where a signi!cant percentage of the energy generators are owned by the local community so that pro!ts bene!t people in the locality.

Conference resolves:

1. to acknowledge the likelihood that the world’s oil production will peak during the coming decade.

2. to develop a plan to ensure that all people in Wales have access to a basic level of affordable food and home fuel in the event of sharp oil price shocks.

Conference further believes, that by the end of the 4 year term of the Welsh Government, at least 70% of annual transport expenditure should be invested in

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Cred y Gynhadledd ymhellach, erbyn diwedd tymor 4 blynedd Llywodraeth Cymru, y dylid buddsoddi o leiaf 70% o’r gwariant trafnidiaeth blynyddol mewn cludiant cyhoeddus i leihau’r defnydd o olew a thrwy hynny dorri ar allyriadau carbon.

Etholaeth y Rhondda, Cangen Treganna a Llandâf

Gwelliant 1

Dileu’r paragraff sy’n cychwyn “Cred y Gynhadledd ymhellach…” gan roi’r geiriau hyn yn ei le:

“Cred y Gynhadledd ymhellach y dylai’r system cynllunio ffafrio cynllunio ynni adnewyddadwy lleol gan gyrff sydd dan berchnogaeth, i raddau helaeth, y gymuned leol, fel bod pobl y gymuned yn elwa’n uniongyrchol o unrhyw elw.”


Gwelliant 2

Yn yr ail baragraff, dileu popeth ar ôl ‘seilwaith cynaliadwy’ a rhoi yn ei le ‘a geilw ar y blaid i ymgyrchu’n frwd am y pwerau cyllidol i wneud y mwyaf o gronfa o’r fath trwy drethi ar weithgareddau sy’n niweidiol i’r amgylchedd’.

Yn y paragraff yn dechrau ‘Cefnoga ddarparu..’, dileu’r geiriau “grantiau, benthyciadau rhad a rhoddion o dir, gan gynnwys” a rhoi yn ei le “benthyciadau llog isel, grantiau priodol a”.

Yn y paragraff yn dechrau ‘Cred y Gynhadledd ymhellach…’ ychwanegu’r gair ‘yn y dyfodol’ rhwng ‘eu hunain ac’ a ‘y dylai ceisiadau’.

Yn y paragraff olaf, dileu 70% a rhoi 60% yn ei le.


11.30yb Trafodaeth rhwng Elfyn Llwyd AS a Paul McKeever, Cadeirydd Ffederasiwn Heddlu’r DG ar “Datblygu Awdurdodaeth Gyfreithiol i Gymru: Pwyslais ar yr Heddlu”.____________________________________________________________________________

12.00yp Dafydd Trystan Davies - Araith____________________________________________________________________________

12.15yp Cinio a Chyfarfodydd Ymylol____________________________________________________________________________

13.30yp Jocelyn Davies AC - Araith____________________________________________________________________________

public transport to reduce oil consumption thereby cutting carbon emissions.

Rhondda Constituency, Canton and Llandâf Branch

Amendment 1

Delete the paragraph starting “Conference further believes…” and put the following words in its place:

“Conference further believes that the planning system should favour local renewable energy generation by organisations which are owned to a signi!cant extent by the local community, so that pro!ts directly bene!t people in the community.”


Amendment 2

In the second paragraph, delete all after ‘sustainable infrastructure’ and replace with ‘and calls on the party to campaign vigorously for the !scal powers to maximise such a fund through levies on environmentally damaging activities’.

In the paragraph commencing ‘Supports the provision of..’ delete the words “grants, cheap loans and gifts of land including” and replace with “low interest loans, appropriate grants and”.

In the paragraph commencing ‘Conference further believes...’ insert the word ‘future’ between ‘and that’ and ‘planning applications’

In the !nal paragraph delete 70% and replace with 60%.


11.30am A discussion between Elfyn Llwyd MP and Paul McKeever, Chair of the UK Police Federation on “A Separate Welsh Legal Jurisdiction: A Focus on Policing”. ____________________________________________________________________________

12.00pm Dafydd Trystan Davies - Speech____________________________________________________________________________

12.15pm Lunch and Fringe Meetings____________________________________________________________________________

13.30pm Jocelyn Davies AM – Speech____________________________________________________________________________

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Tegwch


1. Yr argymhellion yn y papur trafod ‘Plaid.Tegwch.Gwahaniaeth i Gymru’ a gyhoeddwyd fel papur Comisiwn Polisi ym Mehe!n 2010.

Noda’r Gynhadledd ymhellach:

1. Yr erys economi’r DG yn ganoledig iawn ac yn dra dibynnol ar ddiwydiannau gwasanaeth ar draul y sylfaen gweithgynhyrchu traddodiadol.

2. Fod Llywodraeth San Steffan yn parhau i ddangos gogwydd tuag at ardaloedd mwy cefnog de Lloegr yn ei pholisïau economaidd.

3. Yr erys anghydraddoldeb yn uchel yng Nghymru, yn enwedig yn y gorllewin a’r Cymoedd.

4. Fod 7.5 miliwn o oedolion mewn oedran gwaith yn byw mewn tlodi (cynnydd o 800,000 ers 1998) yn y DG.

5. Na fydd modd cyrraedd targed Llywodraeth San Steffan o haneru tlodi plant erbyn 2010, ac yn rhai ardaloedd yng Nghymru, fod traean o’r plant yn parhau i fyw mewn tlodi.

6. Y gallai gweithredu cyfundrefn les gymdeithasol ddemocrataidd fynd beth o’r ffordd i bontio’r bwlch tlodi cynyddol mewn cymdeithas.

7. Fod Llywodraeth San Steffan wedi cytuno o’r diwedd, yn amodol, i ail-sefydlu’r cyswllt rhwng y codiad ym mhensiwn y wladwriaeth a’r cynnydd cyfartalog mewn enillion.


1. Ein hymrwymiad i sicrhau pwerau amrywio trethi i Gynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru.

2. Ein hymrwymiad i amrywio’r dreth gorfforaeth i helpu busnesau ledled Cymru. 3. Ein gwrthwynebiad i gynlluniau Llywodraeth San Steffan am raglenni ‘Lles i

Waith’ honedig.


1. Am ddatganoli pwerau codi trethi i’r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol.2. Am ddatganoli lles a budd-daliadau i’r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol.3. Am i bensiwn y wladwriaeth gael ei osod ar lefel fydd yn ymgorffori’r warant

credyd pensiwn.


Gwelliant 1


Fairness

Conference notes:

1. The recommendations in the discussion paper ‘Think Fairness. Think Plaid’ published as a Policy Commission paper in June 2010.

Conference further notes: 1. That the UK economy remains highly centralised and dependent on service

industries at the expense of a traditional manufacturing base.2. That the Westminster Government continues to display bias towards the more

af"uent areas of southern England in its economic policies.3. That inequality remains high in Wales, particularly in West Wales and the

Valleys.4. That there are 7.5 million working age adults living in poverty (an increase of

800,000 since 1998) in the UK. 5. That the Westminster Government target of halving child poverty by 2010 will

be missed, and that in some areas of Wales, a third of children continue to live in poverty.

6. That the implementation of a truly social democratic welfare system could go some way to bridging the growing poverty gap in society.

7. That the Westminster Government has !nally agreed, provisionally, to re-establish the link between the increase of state pensions to the average increase in earnings.


1. Our commitment to securing tax varying powers for the National Assembly for Wales.

2. Our commitment to vary corporation tax to help businesses throughout Wales. 3. Our opposition to the Westminster Government’s plans for so-called ‘Welfare

to Work’ programmes.

Conference calls:

1. For the devolution of tax raising powers to the National Assembly.2. For the devolution of welfare and bene!ts to the National Assembly.3. For the state retirement pension to be set at a level which incorporates the

pension credit guarantee.


Amendment 1

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Dileu “yn amodol” o bwynt 7 dan “Noda’r Gynhadledd ymhellach”. Yn lle pwynt 2 dan “Ail-gadarnha’r Gynhadledd” rhoi “Ein hymrwymiad i sicrhau cyfradd is o dreth gorfforaeth i fod yn gymwys yng Nghymru i helpu busnesau”Dileu pwynt 2 dan “Geilw’r Gynhadledd”. Dileu pwynt 3 dan “Geilw’r Gynhadledd” a rhoi yn ei le “Am ddefnyddio’r arbedion a wneir trwy bolisi llywodraeth y DU trwy ostwng y rhyddhad treth cyfradd uwch ar gyfraniadau pensiwn i godi pensiwn ymddeol y wladwriaeth i rai dros 80 i’r un swm â’r Gwarant Isafswm Incwm fel cam cyntaf tuag at i bensiwn llawn y wladwriaeth fod o leiaf y swm hwn i bob pensiynwr” ac ail-rifo yn unol â hynny.

Cangen Llundain

Gwelliant 2


Ar ddiwedd paragraff 1 ychwanegu, fel yr argymhellwyd gan Gomisiwn Holtham.Dileu paragraff 2 a rhoi yn ei le: Galw ar Gyfarwyddwr Polisi’r Blaid i sefydlu gweithgor i ystyried goblygiadau datganoli lles a budd-daliadau i’r Cynulliad Cenedlaethol ac i gy"wyno adroddiad i’r Cyngor Cenedlaethol.


Rheoleiddio’r Banciau____________________________________________________________________________


1. Y difrod economaidd enfawr a achoswyd gan arferion anghyfrifol y system fancio.

Condemnia’r Gynhadledd:

1. Lywodraeth "aenorol y DG am gy"wyno trefn annigonol o reoleiddio.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar:

1. Lywodraeth y DG i warchod buddiannau cynilwyr, busnesau bychain, trethdalwyr a’r economi trwy greu system effeithiol a chadarn o reoli gweithgareddau’r sector fancio.


Delete “provisionally” from point 7 under “Conference further notes”.

Replace point 2 under “Conference reaf!rms” with “Our commitment to secure a lower rate of corporation tax to apply in Wales to help businesses”Delete point 2 under “Conference Calls”.

Delete point 3 under “Conference calls” and replace with “For the savings made by UK government policy through the reduction of higher rate tax relief on pension contributions be used to increase the state retirement pension of the over 80’s to the same amount as the Minimum Income Guarantee as a !rst step towards the full state pension being at least this amount for all pensioners” and re-number accordingly.

London Branch

Amendment 2

Conference calls:

At the end of paragraph 1 add, as recommended by the Holtham Commission.Delete paragraph 2 and replace with: Calls on the party’s Director of Policy to establish a working party to consider the implications of the devolution of welfare and bene!ts to the National Assembly and to issue a report to the National Council.


Bank Regulation____________________________________________________________________________

Conference notes:

1. The huge economic damage caused by the irresponsible practices of the banking system.

Conference condemns:

1. The previous UK Government for introducing an inadequate regulatory regime.

Conference calls on:

1. The UK Government to protect the interests of savers, small businesses, tax payers and the economy by creating an effective and robust system of control of the activities of the banking sector.


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14.00yp Elfyn Llwyd AS – Araith____________________________________________________________________________

14.15yp Helen Mary Jones AC – Araith____________________________________________________________________________

14.45yp Ron Davies – Araith____________________________________________________________________________


Gwasanaeth Ambiwlans

Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar Lywodraeth nesaf y Cynulliad i ddileu Ymddiriedolaeth Ambiwlans Cymru a throsglwyddo ei swyddogaethau i’r Byrddau Iechyd.


Gwelliant 1

Dileu’r gair ‘nesaf’.


Rhaglen Adnewyddu Economaidd____________________________________________________________________________

Croesawa’r Gynhadledd gyhoeddi Rhaglen Adnewyddu Economaidd Llywodraeth Cymru, a chefnoga’r agwedd a fabwysiadodd o ran helpu busnesau i dyfu, buddsoddi, creu swyddi yng Nghymru a datblygu cymunedau cynaliadwy.

Cydnebydd y Gynhadledd yr heriau enfawr mae economi Cymru yn eu hwynebu wrth iddi wella o’r dirwasgiad, gan gynnwys yr angen i wneud y canlynol:

1. adeiladu seilwaith am yr 21ain ganrif.2. buddsoddi mewn sgiliau ar draws pob lefel.3. annog entrepreneuriaeth a chychwyn busnesau newydd.4. helpu busnesau i dyfu a lleoli mwy o bencadlysoedd cwmnïau yng Nghymru.5. adeiladu ein cyfran o Y&D i’n galluogi i ddod yn fwy cystadleuol ac annog.

Prifysgolion i gydweithio i gy"wyno’r agenda hon.6. gofalu bod y broses gynllunio ac arferion caffael yn helpu busnesau Cymru i

gystadlu yn fwy effeithiol.7. helpu cwmnïau, gan gynnwys mentrau cymdeithasol, yn y trosiant i economi

carbon isel a chreu swyddi gwyrdd a thrwy hynny helpu i fynd i’r afael â newid hinsawdd.

14.00pm Elfyn Llwyd MP – Speech____________________________________________________________________________

14.15pm Helen Mary Jones AM – Speech____________________________________________________________________________

14.45pm Ron Davies – Speech____________________________________________________________________________


Ambulance Service

Conference Calls on the next Assembly Government to abolish the Welsh Ambulance Trust and transfer its functions to the Health Boards.


Amendment 1

Delete the word ‘next’.


Economic Renewal Programme____________________________________________________________________________

Conference welcomes the publication of the Welsh Government’s Economic Renewal Programme, and endorses the approach it has adopted in helping businesses to grow, invest, create jobs in Wales and develop sustainable communities.

Conference recognises the enormous challenges faced by the Welsh economy as it recovers from recession, including the need to

1. build a 21st century infrastructure;2. invest in skills across all levels;3. encourage entrepreneurship and new business start ups;4. help businesses to grow and to locate more company HQs in Wales5. build up our share of R&D to enable us to become more competitive and

encourage Universities to collaborate to deliver this agenda;6. ensure that the planning process and procurement practices help Welsh

business to compete more effectively.7. assist companies, including social enterprises, in the transition to a low

carbon economy and create green jobs and thus help to tackle climate change

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8. gofalu y gall busnesau gyrchu digon o gyfalaf buddsoddi i dyfu a datblygu cynhyrchion a marchnadoedd newydd.

Geilw’r Gynhadledd ar Llywodraeth Cymru i gy"wyno ar ei hagenda ei hun, gan roi gwir gy"e i fusnesau Cymru gystadlu’n effeithiol a dal marchnadoedd allforio, a sicrhau eu bod yn creu’r cyfoeth sy’n hanfodol i ddarparu gwaith cynaliadwy yn y tymor hir


Cynnig Brys 3____________________________________________________________________________

15.35yp Sêra Evans-Fear – Araith____________________________________________________________________________

15.50yp Gwobrau Cyfraniad Arbennig____________________________________________________________________________

16.10yp Araith Llywydd Plaid Cymru____________________________________________________________________________

16.30yp Cyfarfodydd Ymylol____________________________________________________________________________

8. ensure that businesses have access to suf!cient investment capital to grow. and develop new products and markets.

Conference calls on the Welsh Government to deliver on its agenda, giving Welsh businesses a real opportunity to compete effectively and to capture export markets, and ensuring that they create the wealth which is essential to provide long term and sustainable employment


Emergency Motion 3____________________________________________________________________________

15.35pm Sêra Evans-Fear – Speech____________________________________________________________________________

15.50pm Special Contribution Awards____________________________________________________________________________

16.10pm Plaid Cymru President Speech____________________________________________________________________________

16.30pm Fringe Meetings____________________________________________________________________________

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Documents

Conference Handbook - Llawlyfr y Gynhadledd