The Welsh Language Commissioner has unveiled a five-year plan to help achieve a target of one million Welsh language speakers by 2050.
Speaking to BBC Radio Wales Breakfast, Efa Gruffudd Jones has said the remainder of her time in post will focus on the use of Welsh in the workplace, in health and social care and among children and young people.
The plan, unveiled on Monday, aims to ensure both public and private organisations put Welsh language "at the heart" of their operations.
While the commissioner cannot regulate Welsh language in private and voluntary sectors, Ms Gruffudd Jones hopes the plan will work by influence rather than regulation.

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