O ran panel Cwnsleriaid Llywodraeth Cymru, rwyf wedi gofyn i swyddogion yn yr Adran Gwasanaethau Cyfreithiol i adolygu'r trefniadau ar gyfer pennu aelodaeth y panel hwnnw. Gallaf ddweud fy mod ar hyn o bryd mewn trafodaethau â Cylchdaith Cymru a Chaer ynglŷn â datblygu set o fentrau sydd â'r nod o feithrin cyfraith gyhoeddus a gweinyddol yn y Bar yng Nghymru yn enwedig, a hefyd cael gwared ar rai o'r rhwystrau real neu dybiedig a allai atal bargyfreithwyr yng Nghymru rhag sicrhau gwaith gan Lywodraeth Cymru.
In my previous statement I noted the report’s conclusion that the overall purchasing power of the Welsh Government (and indeed the wider Welsh public sector) is insufficient on its own to make a meaningful difference to the overall success of law firms through public sector procurement. However I am pleased to note that over the last several years the percentage spend by the Welsh public sector on solicitor services from Wales based law firms is very high. The report did indicate a desire amongst the legal sector for greater simplicity in the procurement process for solicitor services. Development of the next pan-Wales public sector legal services framework has been paused to allow us to take into account any recommendations the Commission on Justice may make in relation to procurement. NPS will continue to engage with the market and keep them informed of developments including at the Supplier Events which are being delivered this week.