Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. Prif Weinidog, cyfeiriodd Adam Price yn gryno at fater Brexit yn ei gwestiynau. Fel y mae'r ddau ohonom ni'n ei wybod, mae 66 diwrnod ar ôl cyn y disgwylir i'r DU ymadael â'r Undeb Ewropeaidd. Mae Theresa May wedi diystyru gohirio'r dyddiad ymadael. Mae hi hefyd wedi diystyru ail refferendwm, felly y sefyllfa fel y mae hi yw ein bod ni'n gadael yr UE ar 29 Mawrth. O ystyried hynny Prif Weinidog, a fyddai'n syniad da pe byddai Llywodraeth Cymru yn derbyn y canlyniad hwn erbyn hyn a chanolbwyntio ar baratoi ar gyfer y Brexit heb gytundeb yn hytrach na cheisio atal Brexit rhag digwydd?

Diolch, Dirprwy Lywydd. First Minister, Adam Price touched briefly on the issue of Brexit in his questions. As we both know, there are 66 days to go before the UK is due to depart the European Union. Theresa May has ruled out delaying the date of departure. She has also ruled out a second referendum, so the default position is that we leave the EU on 29 March. Given that, First Minister, would it be a good idea if the Welsh Government now simply accepted this outcome and focused on preparing for the 'no deal' Brexit instead of trying to stop Brexit from happening?

Dim ond er eglurder: fe ddywedoch na fyddai'n berthnasol ar gyfer adeiladau a rennir, ond byddai'n berthnasol i dai preswyl. Sut y byddech yn mynd i'r afael â rhydd-ddeiliadaethau sy'n crogi dros neu islaw rhan o eiddo lesddaliad?

Just a matter of clarity: you said it wouldn't apply to shared buildings, but it would to residential houses. How would you address the issue of flying freeholds?

Rydyn ni'n aros am ymateb i hynny. Ond, rydyn ni'n teimlo bod yna botensial ffantastig. Mae gyda ni broject ar hyn o bryd, ar y cyd gyda Cadw a gyda phartneriaid eraill fel Creative and Cultural Skills, sydd yn edrych - . Cultural Ambition yw enw'r prosiect hwnnw, ac mae hwnna'n edrych ar sut y gallwn ni ddod â mwy o amrywiaeth i mewn i'n gweithlu ni a chynnal profiadau gwaith ac internships i bobl efallai fyddai ddim wedi meddwl am weithio ym myd diwylliant a threftadaeth. Mae'r rheina yn digwydd ar hyn o bryd ac yn hynod o lwyddiannus.

We are waiting for a response to that. But, we do feel that there is huge potential here. We have a project at the moment, running jointly with Cadw and other partners such as Creative and Cultural Skills - . The project is called Cultural Ambition, and that looks at how we can bring more diversity into our workforce and provide work experience and internships for people who perhaps wouldn't have considered working in the culture and heritage sector. Those are ongoing at the moment and are extremely successful.

A gaf i jest ofyn i'r lleill os oes ganddyn nhw unrhyw farn ar yr agwedd benodol yma, ynglŷn â throchi a'r ffordd mae'n cael ei gyfarch yn y Bil ar hyn o bryd? Na, dim barn benodol mae'n rhaid. Iawn. Symud ymlaen, felly, i'r agwedd addysg cydberthynas a rhywioldeb. A ydych chi'n hapus bod - ? Sori, Eleri.

May I just ask the others whether they have any opinion on this specific aspect of the Bill, with regard to immersion and the way that it is being covered in the Bill at the moment? No specific opinion, no. Okay. We'll move on then to relationships and sexuality education. Are you content - ? Sorry, Eleri.

Diolch i chi am gymryd yr ymyriad. A allwch dderbyn ei bod yn hanfodol canolbwyntio ar yr hyn y gallwn ei wneud a ble y gallwn geisio dylanwadu? Pan fyddwch yn dweud ein bod mewn diffyg enfawr, nid ydym ni yng Nghymru mewn diffyg o'r fath. Mae gennym warged.

Thank you for taking the intervention. Can you accept that it is vital to focus on what we can do and where we can try to influence? When you say that we are in a huge deficit, we in Wales are not. We have a surplus.