Nid wyf wedi darllen yr erthygl, ond os gofynnwch i'r bobl y credaf y byddent wedi gwneud sylwadau ar hynny, y pwynt yw fod yr agenda ddad-ddofi yn cael ei gyrru gan rymoedd allanol ac nad yw'n broses sydd wedi'i gwreiddio yn y gymuned leol ac sy'n tyfu o'r gwaelod i fyny. Yn sicr, chi fyddai'r person olaf a fyddai am weld lluosfiliwnyddion yn dweud wrth bobl leol yng ngorllewin Cymru beth i'w wneud. Does bosibl nad yw'n ymwneud â bod y bobl yn perchnogi'r broses honno ac yn gwneud iddi ddigwydd eu hunain. Fel arall, nid yw'n gynaliadwy, a gallem ei alw'n bob math o bethau, ond ni fyddai'n ddemocratiaeth. Ond rwy'n crwydro. [ Torri ar draws. ] Ydw, ac rwy'n credu i chi gyflawni eich pwrpas drwy ymyrryd. Iawn. Ble roeddwn i?

I haven't read the article, but if you ask the people that I think would have been commenting on that, the point is that the rewilding agenda is being driven by outside forces and isn't a process that's rooted in the local community and is growing from the bottom up. Surely, you'd be the last person who would want to see multimillionaires telling local people in west Wales what to do. It's surely about those people having ownership of that process and making it happen themselves. Otherwise it's not sustainable, and we could call it all kinds of things, but it wouldn't be democracy. But, I digress. [ Interruption. ] Yes, and I think you achieved your purpose in intervening. Right. Where was I?

Gadewch inni daflu - i gloi, Llywydd - Brexit i'r pair. Gwnaeth y Prif Weinidog sicrhau cytundeb Brexit gwan iawn i'r gwledydd hyn, sydd wedi golygu bod Cymru ar ei cholled o dros £1 biliwn dros y tair blynedd nesaf, ac mae effaith hyn ar ein sector amaethyddol a'r ardaloedd mwyaf difreintiedig yn sylweddol iawn, iawn. Ie, yn sicr, gallai Llywodraeth Cymru fod yn gwneud mwy i dyfu economi Cymru, ond maen nhw wedi cael eu llesteirio yn eu gallu i wneud hynny yn wirioneddol oherwydd cyfyngiadau San Steffan. Gallen ni wneud cymaint yn well na hyn yng Nghymru pe baem ond yn cael y levers ariannol yna i amddiffyn ein pobl mwyaf agored i niwed yn ein cymdeithas a thyfu ein heconomi i'w llawn botensial. Cefnogwch y gwelliant. Diolch yn fawr.

Let's throw - to conclude, Llywydd - Brexit into the mix. The Prime Minister secured a very weak Brexit deal for these nations, which has meant that Wales has lost out to the tune of almost £1 billion over the next three years, and the impact of this on our agricultural sector and the most deprived areas in Wales is very, very significant. Yes, certainly, the Welsh Government could be doing more to grow the Welsh economy, but they have been hampered in their ability to truly do so due to constraints imposed by Westminster. We could do so much better than this in Wales if only we were given the fiscal levers to protect our most vulnerable people in society and grow our economy to its full potential. Support the amendment. Thank you.

Os caf fi orffen y frawddeg. Ond rwy'n dymuno sicrhau ein bod yn gallu cyflwyno cyfoeth o gyfle i ddewis, ynghyd â rhagoriaeth o ran safonau, ac i wneud hynny yn ein dwy iaith genedlaethol. Fe ildiaf.

If I could just finish the sentence. But I do wish to ensure that we are able to deliver a richness of opportunity of choice, together with excellence in standards, and to do that in both our national languages. I'll give way.

Diolch yn fawr iawn. Ocê. Wel, a gaf i ddiolch o galon i'r Gwir Anrhydeddus Simon Hart, yr Ysgrifennydd Gwladol, am fod gyda ni bore yma, ynghyd â'i swyddog, Geth Williams, wrth gwrs, yn ddirprwy gyfarwyddwr cyfansoddiad a pholisi gyda Swyddfa Cymru? Rydym ni yn gwerthfawrogi'r ffaith eich bod chi wedi bod ar gael i ymddangos ger ein bron ni. A, gyda hynny, dwi'n siŵr bydd yna gyfleon eto yn y dyfodol, ond mae'n debyg mai mater i'r chweched Senedd fydd hynny. Felly, diolch i chi am fod gyda ni y bore yma.

Thank you very much. Okay. Could I thank the Right Honourable Simon Hart, Secretary of State, for joining us this morning, as well as his official, Geth Williams, deputy director of constitution and policy at the Wales Office. We appreciate the fact that you've been available to appear before us. And, with that, I'm sure there will be other opportunities in the future, but that will be for the sixth Senedd. Thank you for joining us this morning.