Felly, mae'r Cabinet wedi cytuno i drosglwyddo cymaint â phosibl o’r gwaith penderfynu a blaenoriaethu i ardaloedd a rhanbarthau lleol. Bydd hyn yn eu galluogi i barhau i ddatblygu eu cryfderau a'u cyfleoedd unigryw eu hunain a chwarae rhan fwy o lawer wrth ddyrannu cyllid a rheoli portffolios prosiectau rhanbarthol penodol. Er mwyn gwneud hyn byddwn yn gweithio gyda'r rhanbarthau i adeiladu ar eu trefniadau llywodraethu presennol a rhai sy'n dod i'r amlwg a rhoi'r fframwaith cyfreithiol digonol a digon o gymorth iddynt fel eu bod yn cael eu grymuso i gyflawni'r buddsoddiadau ehangach hyn ar raddfa fawr. Ein mecanwaith arfaethedig yw'r Cyd-bwyllgorau Corffororedig y bwriedir eu sefydlu o dany Bil Llywodraeth Leol ac Etholiadau (Cymru)sydd gerbron y Senedd ar hyn o bryd a’rrheoliadau sy'n destun ymgynghori.Bydd y Cyd-bwyllgorau hyn yn galluogi rhanbarthau a chymunedau i flaenoriaethu dyraniadau cyllid a phortffolios o ymyriadau integredig mewn ffordd sy’n cyd-fynd â’r Fframwaith hwn ac â’r Fframweithiau Economaidd Rhanbarthol sydd wrthi’n cael eu dylunio ar y cyd â rhanddeiliaid ac mewn partneriaeth a thimau Prif Swyddog Rhanbarthol Llywodraeth Cymru.
The Cabinet has therefore agreed to transfer as much decision-making and prioritisation to local areas and regions as possible. This will enable them to continue to develop their own distinctive strengths and opportunities and play a significantly greater role in allocating funding and managing portfolios of distinct regional projects. To do this we will work with the regions to build on their existing and emerging governance arrangements and provide them with the adequate legal framework and enough support so that they are empowered to deliver these wider large-scale investments. Our intended mechanism is the proposed Corporate Joint Committees (CJCs) under theLocal Government and Elections (Wales) Bill currently before the Seneddand theregulations that are out to consultation. The CJCs will enable regions to prioritise funding allocations and portfolios of integrated interventions, in a way that is aligned both with this Framework and with the Regional Economic Frameworks currently being co-designed with stakeholders in partnership with the Welsh Government’s Chief Regional Officer teams.