Wel, Lywydd, wrth gwrs, mae diddordeb mawr gyda fi yng ngwaith Sefydliad Bevan. Roedd gwaith yr Athro Karel Williams—roedd hwnnw’n rhan o’r trafodaethau yn y PMC ym Merthyr nôl ym mis Chwefror, lle roeddem ni’n treial i—. Wel, y ddadl oedd am le.

How do we have a sense of place in the way that we fashion our future regional economic development policies that takes account of those places where there are the greatest concentrations of disadvantage, while not doing it in a way that seems to isolate those communities from possibilities that lie nearby or around their borders? And it was a very interesting discussion, with contributions from all the different sectors around that table, as to how we can best map a future, both geographically and conceptually, that allows us to find a way of taking account of the very particular needs of those whose needs are greatest without, as I say, seeking to isolate them from opportunities that they need to be connected to and would make a difference to their futures if we have a different set of ideas about how place-based policies can operate more successfully in the future.