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CYNHADLEDD FLYNYDDOL 2019 ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 Dydd Gwener / Friday 8:00 Cofrestru yn dechrau 12:15 Sesiwn Drafod Start of Registration Wedi'i noddi gan Jill Evans ASE (Grŵp y Gwyrddion/EFA) 8:50 Cyflwyniad i'r Gynhadledd Discussion Session (Mynychwyr Newydd) Sponsored by Jill Evans MEP Introduction to Conference (Greens/EFA Group) (New Delegates) 13:05 Cinio a chyfarfodydd ymylol 9:00 Cofnodion Cynhadledd 2018 Lunch and fringe meetings Minutes of 2018 Conference 14:15 Araith – Delyth Jewell AC 9:05 Araith Groeso – Speech – Delyth Jewell AM Cangen Abertawe Welcome Speech - 14:30 Araith yr Arweinydd Adam Price AC Swansea Branch Leader's Speech Adam Price AM 9:10 Cynigion 1 15:15 Cynigion 3 Cyflog Carcharorian Bargen Newydd Werdd i Gymru Cancr y Prostad Prydau Ysgol i Bawb Motions 1 Motions 3 Prisoner Wages A Green New Deal for Wales Prostate Cancer School Meals for All 09:30 Araith – Dai Lloyd AC 15:35 Araith - Siaradwr Gwadd Speech – Dai Lloyd AM Alyn Smith ASE, SNP Speech – Guest Speaker 09:45 Adroddiadau mewnol, cynigion a Alyn Smith MEP, SNP hystings swyddi Pwyllgor Gwaith (aelodau yn unig) 15:50 Cynigion 4 Internal reports, motions and Datganoli Lles hustings for NEC roles Menywod yn Erbyn Anghyfiawnder (members only) Pensiwn y Wladwriaeth Motions 4 10:40 Cyfarfodydd Ymylol Devolution of welfare Fringe Meetings Women Against State Pension Injustice 11:40 Cynigion 2 16:10 Araith – Bethan Sayed AC Adfer ein Hamgylchedd Speech - Bethan Sayed AM Arbed Canol ein Trefi Motions 2 16:25 Cynigion 5 Restoring our Environment Iechyd Meddwl Saving our Town Centres Cyllid Profion Anabledd Dysgu Motions 5 12:00 Araith – Liz Saville-Roberts AS Mental Health Speech – Liz Saville-Roberts MP Learning Disability Test Funding 16:45 Cyfarfodydd Ymylol Fringe Meetings CYNHADLEDD FLYNYDDOL 2019 ANNUAL CONFERENCE 2019 Dydd Sadwrn / Saturday 8:30 Cofrestru yn dechrau 13:10 Cinio a Chyfarfodydd Ymylol Start of Registration Lunch and Fringe Sessions 9:20 Araith Groeso 14:20 Araith – Hywel Williams AS Welcome Speech Speech – Hywel Williams MP 9:25 Cynigion 6 14:35 Araith – Siaradwr Gwadd Dychwelyd Ddynes Goch Pafiland i Mary Lou McDonald TD, Sinn Féin Abertawe Speech – Guest Speaker Morlyn Llanw Bae Abertawe Mary Lou McDonald TD, Sinn Féin Motions 6 Return the Red Lady of Paviland to 14:55 Cynigion 9 Swansea Digartrefedd Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon Rheoli ac Atebolrwydd y Gwasanaeth Iechyd Gwladol 9:45 Cynigion 7 Motions 9 Cymru Rhyngwladol ac Asiantaeth Homelessness Fenter Genedlaethol National Health Service Awtistiaeth Management and Accountability Motions 7 Wales International and a National 15:15 Araith – Aled ap Dafydd Enterprise Agency Ymgeisydd Seneddol Ynys Môn Autism Speech – Aled ap Dafydd Westminster Candidate for Anglesey 10:10 Cyfarfodydd Ymylol Fringe Sessions 15:30 Araith – Jill Evans ASE Speech – Jill Evans MEP 11:10 Araith – Jonathan Edwards AS Speech – Jonathan Edwards MP 15:45 Raffl Raffle 11:25 Gwobrau Cyfraniad Arbennig Special Contribution Awards 15:55 Araith Gloi – Leanne Wood AC Closing Speech – Leanne Wood AM 12:05 Cynigion 8 Cronfa Rhannu Ffyniant y DG 16:10 Cyfarfodydd Ymylol Gadewch i'n Hathrawon Ddysgu! Fringe Session Motions 8 UK Shared Prosperity Fund Let our Teachers Teach! 12:25 Sesiwn Drafod – CECA Discussion Session – CECA.

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