Ers hynny, rydym wedi gweithio’n agos gyda chynghorau cymuned, Un Llais Cymru, a Chymdeithas Clercod Cynghorau Lleol i ddatblygu capasiti cynghorau er mwyn iddynt allu cyflawni eu gwaith yn hyderus er budd eu cymunedau. Mae’r uchafbwyntiau’n cynnwys y canlynol:Darparu cyllid i glercod cynghorau ar gyfer ennill cymhwyster y Dystysgrif mewn Gweinyddiaeth Cynghorau Lleol sy’n benodol ar gyfer y sector hwnDarparu mwy o gyllid i annog cynghorwyr i ddilyn hyfforddiant, gyda phwyslais penodol ar reoli ariannol a llywodraethuAriannu clystyrau o gynghorau cymuned i sefydlu trefniadau cyflawni ar y cydCyhoeddi canllaw cyfryngau digidol, ac wedyn dalen ffeithiol ar ffynonellau cyllid sydd ar gael i gynghorau cymuned.Deddfu, drwy Ddeddf Llywodraeth Leol ac Etholiadau (Cymru) 2021, i roi’r pŵer cymhwysedd cyffredinol i gynghorau cymwys o’r flwyddyn nesaf, gan ei gwneud yn ofynnol iddynt baratoi adroddiadau blynyddol ac ystyried eu hanghenion hyfforddi.  Roedd y Ddeddf hefyd yn gwneud yr hyblygrwydd i gynnal rhith-gyfarfodydd yn hyblygrwydd parhaol.
Since then, we have worked closely with community councils, One Voice Wales and the Society for Local Council Clerks to develop the capacity of councils to confidently deliver for their communities. Some of the highlights include:Providing funding for council clerks to undertake the sector specific CilCA (Certificate in Local Council Administration) qualificationProviding increased funding to incentivise councillor training, with a particular emphasis on financial management and governanceFunding clusters of community councils to establish joint delivery arrangementsPublishing a digital media guide, with a factsheet on sources of funding available to community councils to follow shortlyLegislating, through the Local Government and Elections (Wales) Act 2021 to give eligible councils the General Power of Competence from next year, require them to prepare annual reports and consider their training needs.  The Act also made permanent the flexibility to hold virtual meetings.