Mae'r Bil wedi bod yn destun dau ymgynghoriad helaeth – y cyntaf ar Bapur Gwyn a oedd yn amlinellu'r opsiynau ar gyfer sut y dylai system feddal o optio allan weithio, a’r ail ar y ddeddfwriaeth ddrafft ei hun.   Mae wedi bod yn bleser gennyf weld bod ein cynigion wedi ennyn cymaint o ddiddordeb a thrafodaeth dros y flwyddyn ddiwethaf. I gwblhau'r broses, rwyf hefyd wedi cyhoeddi heddiw destun yr ymatebion i'r ymgynghoriad ar y Bil drafft a gynhaliwyd rhwng 18 Mehefin a 10 Medi 2012.  Bydd yr ymatebion ar gael i'w darllen ar wefan Llywodraeth Cymru.  Mae'r adroddiad cryno ar yr ymgynghoriad, a gyhoeddais ar 19 Hydref, wedi'i ddiweddaru i gynnwys Atodiad newydd sy'n rhestru'r ymatebwyr, ac i addasu'r dadansoddiad o'r ymatebion a ddaeth i law yn dilyn y gwaith gwirio terfynol.  Mae'r adroddiad hwn yn dangos mai cyfanswm y nifer o ymatebion a ddaeth i law oedd 2,977.
The Bill has been the subject of two extensive consultations – the first on a White Paper setting out options for how a soft opt-out system should work, and the second on the actual draft legislation.  I have been pleased to see the level of interest and debate sparked by our proposals over the past year.  To complete the process, I have also published today the text of the responses to the consultation on the draft Bill which ran between 18 June and 10 September 2012.  The responses will be available to read on the Welsh Government website.  The consultation summary report which I published on 19 October has been updated to insert a new Annex listing the respondents, and to make an adjustment to the analysis of responses received following final checking.  This report shows that the total number of responses received was 2,977.