Gall mwy gael ei wneud, a dylai mwy gael ei wneud, i fynd i'r afael â'r broblem. Mae'n amlwg bod angen i Awdurdodau Tân ac Achub reoli eu hadnoddau yn unol ag anghenion a risgiau lleol.  Mae rhai o'r risgiau hynny - er enghraifft mewn cartrefi gofal - mor fawr y bydd angen ymateb i unrhyw larwm bob tro. Ond mewn mannau eraill, mae tystiolaeth yn dangos yn glir y gall dulliau mwy cadarn o ymdrin â galwadau larymau awtomatig arbed adnoddau sylweddol heb beryglu diogelwch mewn unrhyw ffordd. Mae'r adroddiad yn amlinellu sawl dull o'r fath, ac rwy'n disgwyl i'r Awdurdodau Tân ac Achub eu hystyried yn ofalus a mabwysiadau'r dulliau mwyaf ymarferol. Rwy’n falch bod Awdurdod Tân ac Achub y Gogledd eisoes wedi gweithredu dull newydd yn seiliedig ar risgiau o ymateb i larymau tân awtomatig. Mae hyn wedi arbed £20k iddynt mewn arbedion ariannol ac anariannol ers iddo ddechrau ym mis Ebrill.
More can and should be done to tackle this problem.  FRAs clearly need to manage their resources according to local needs and risks.  Some of those risks – for instance in care homes – are so great that any alarm will always require a response.  Elsewhere, though, there is clear evidence that more robust approaches to automatic alarm calls can save significant resources without imperilling safety in any way.  The report sets out several such approaches, and I expect FRAs to consider them carefully and adopt those which appear most viable.  I am pleased that North Wales FRA has already implemented a new risk based approach to responding to automatic fire alarms. This has saved them £20k in cashable and non-cashable savings since its implementation in April.