Mae Huw Evans a'i dîm wedi bod yn ofalus i roi lle blaenllaw i anghenion Cymru a dysgwyr Cymru yn eu hadroddiad a'u hargymhellion.  Maent wedi bod yn gynhwysol a rhoi sylw i'r dystiolaeth - rhywbeth sydd wedi denu cymeradwyaeth yng Nghymru a thu hwnt. Mae hyn oll yn cael ei adlewyrchu yn y ffaith bod yr adroddiad wedi cael derbyniad cystal. Mae argymhellion y Bwrdd yn deillio o sylfaen dystiolaeth eang, gan dynnu ar eu profiad a'u harbenigedd eang eu hunain, cyfarfodydd gyda rhanddeiliaid, ymgynghoriad llawn a'r Adolygiad o Strwythur y Farchnad Cymwysterau Cyffredinol yng Nghymru, sef testun yr adroddiad a gyflwynwyd i mi ym mis Mai 2012.
Huw Evans and his team have been careful to put Wales’ needs and Welsh learners’ needs at the forefront of their report and recommendations.  They have taken an inclusive and evidence-based approach – an approach that has drawn compliments from commentators in Wales and beyond. All of this is reflected in the positive way in which the report has been received. The Board’s recommendations stem from an extensive evidence base, drawing from their own wide ranging experience and expertise, from meetings with stakeholders, a full consultation and from the Review of the Structure of the General Qualifications Market in Wales, which reported to me in May 2012.