Thank you, Llywydd. I am delighted contribute to this afternoon's debate on behalf of the Legislation, Justice and Constitution Committee, and I wish our Chair, Huw Irranca-Davies, well on the happy occasion of the graduation of his son, which has been postponed a number of times as a result of COVID. We considered these regulations at our meeting of 14 March, and our report to the Senedd contains three merits reporting points. Two of those required a response from the Welsh Government, and we were grateful to the Minister for providing those responses in good time for us as a committee to be able to consider those before coming to the floor of the Chamber.

Diolch yn fawr i chi, Lywydd. Dwi'n hapus iawn i gyfrannu at y ddadl y prynhawn yma ar ran y Pwyllgor Deddfwriaeth, Cyfiawnder a'r Cyfansoddiad, ac yn dymuno'n dda i'n Cadeirydd, Huw Irranca-Davies, ar yr achlysur hapus o raddio ei fab, wedi cael ei ohirio droeon oherwydd COVID. Buom yn ystyried y rheoliadau yma yn ein cyfarfod ar 14 Mawrth, ac mae ein hadroddiad i'r Senedd yn cynnwys tri phwynt rhinwedd i gyflwyno adroddiad arnynt. Roedd angen ymateb gan y Llywodraeth i ddau o'r pwyntiau hynny, ac roeddem yn ddiolchgar iawn i'r Gweinidog am roi'r ymatebion hynny mewn da o bryd inni fel pwyllgor ystyried a thrafod hynny cyn dod fan hyn ar lawr y Senedd.

But the other point that we have made is that much of this is about planning and processes.

Ond hefyd, y pwynt arall rŷn ni wedi'i wneud yw bod lot ohono fe i wneud â chynllunio a phrosesu.

Thank you Counsel General. I'd like to join others in congratulating and welcoming you to your new role. As you've stated there in your answer, I can see you understand that the introduction of tribunal fees and continuing increases in court fees have alarmed many professionals in the sector. Alongside this, advice centres, which provide straightforward advice to people, have closed across the country. Do you agree, Counsel General, that the access of citizens to justice is a fundamental right and one that shouldn't be restricted by either income or geography. What steps can we take here in Wales to ensure that access to justice is available to all?

Diolch Gwnsler Cyffredinol. Hoffwn ymuno ag eraill i'ch llongyfarch a'ch croesawu i'ch rôl newydd. Fel y dywedasoch yn eich ateb, gallaf weld eich bod yn deall bod cyflwyno ffioedd tribiwnlys a'r cynnydd parhaus mewn ffioedd llys wedi dychryn llawer o weithwyr proffesiynol yn y sector. Ochr yn ochr â hyn, mae canolfannau cynghori, sy'n darparu cyngor uniongyrchol i bobl, wedi cau ledled y wlad. A ydych yn cytuno, Gwnsler Cyffredinol, fod mynediad dinasyddion at gyfiawnder yn hawl sylfaenol ac yn un na ddylai gael ei chyfyngu gan incwm na daearyddiaeth. Pa gamau y gellir eu cymryd yma yng Nghymru i sicrhau bod mynediad at gyfiawnder ar gael i bawb?

I'll declare an interest as a former teacher. I know what you said about professional standards, and there's a lot of talk about generic standards and raising standards, and lots of slogans, lots of buzz words. But I'm concerned about the detail, really. So, I wonder if you'll allow me to give you a little test, Cabinet Secretary. Can you outline the contents of the new teaching qualification for teaching assistants - what it involves and how many hours that it actually takes, because the teaching assistants who I speak to are just not very impressed?

Rwy'n datgan buddiant fel cyn athro. Rwy'n gwybod beth a ddywedasoch am safonau proffesiynol, ac mae llawer o sôn am safonau generig a chodi safonau, a llawer o sloganau, llawer o eiriau. Ond rwy'n poeni am y manylion, a dweud y gwir. Felly, tybed a wnewch chi ganiatáu imi roi prawf bach ichi, Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet. A allwch amlinellu cynnwys y cymhwyster addysgu newydd ar gyfer cynorthwywyr addysgu - beth mae'n ei olygu a faint o oriau y mae'n ei gymryd mewn gwirionedd, gan nad yw wedi gwneud argraff dda iawn ar y cynorthwywyr addysgu yr wyf i yn siarad â nhw?