Wrth gyfrannu at y drafodaeth hon, amlygais nifer o feysydd y mae angen iddynt barhau ar frig rhestr blaenoriaethau’r Cyngor Prydeinig-Gwyddelig:yr argyfwng costau byw a’r angen am gamau pellach sylweddol i gefnogi aelwydydd sy’n agored i niwed sy’n cael trafferth gyda chostau cynyddolWcráin, a’r rheidrwydd parhaus i gefnogi ffoaduriaid sy’n ffoi rhag y gwrthdaroeffaith barhaus COVID-19, a fydd yn parhau i roi pwysau ar wasanaethau cyhoeddus ac y mae angen sicrhau bod cynlluniau effeithiol ar y cyd ar waith ar gyfer y gaeaf sy’n dodeffeithiau pryderus Brexit gan gynnwys ar fasnach a phorthladdoedd Cymru, a’r angen am welliannau yn y fasnach a’r berthynas ehangach rhwng y DU a’r UEnewid hinsawdd, sy’n parhau i fod yn flaenoriaeth drosfwaol i bob Llywodraeth ac yn faes lle na ellir cyfaddawdu ar draul y cenedlaethau sydd i ddod wrth ymateb i faterion newydd.
In contributing to this discussion, I highlighted a number of areas that need to remain as high priorities for the BIC:the cost of living crisis and the need for significant further action to support vulnerable households struggling with rising costs;Ukraine, and the continued imperative to support refugees fleeing the conflict;the ongoing impact of Covid-19, which would continue to put pressure on public services and for which effective collective planning needs to be in place for the coming winter;the concerning impacts of Brexit including on trade and Welsh ports, and the need for  improvements in the trading and wider relationship between the UK and the EU; andclimate change, which remains an overarching priority for all Governments and where new issues cannot lead to compromises to the detriment of future generations.