Weinidog, rwy'n meddwl eich bod wedi clywed gan bawb fod ysgolion sy'n tangyflawni'n cael eu gweddnewid gan arweinyddiaeth a disgwyliadau. Dylem ddisgwyl i'n pobl ifanc, waeth beth fo'u cefndir cymdeithasol, gael canlyniadau TGAU da iawn, ac yna dylai llawer ohonynt gael tiwtor ar unwaith wrth iddynt ddechrau ar eu safon uwch i'w tywys drwy'r broses o ymgeisio am le yn y prifysgolion gorau - dyna sut y mae sicrhau llwyddiant.

Minister, I think you've heard from everyone that underperforming schools are turned round by leadership and expectations. We should expect our youngsters, regardless of their social background, to achieve really good GCSE results, and then many of them ought to have a tutor immediately as they enter their A-levels who takes them through the process of applying for the top universities - that's how we get success.

Rwy'n falch bod Adam Price wedi codi'r cwestiwn hwn. Dim ond chi allai wneud i Corbyn a May swnio fel grŵp canu gwerin o'r 1960au, Adam. Byddai'n well gen i ganolbwyntio ar y mater bwyd a diod y soniodd y Prif Weinidog amdano wrth eich ateb. Rwy'n cytuno â chi, Brif Weinidog, fod gan Gymru stori wych i'w hadrodd o ran ein bwyd a diod cartref, ac rydych chi'n iawn i dynnu sylw at labelu fel arf pwysig. A fyddech chi'n cytuno â mi bod gwyliau bwyd a modelau fel hynny hefyd yn ffordd bwysig iawn i ni werthu cynnyrch o Gymru, nid yn unig i ddefnyddwyr yng Nghymru, fel y dywedodd cwestiwn Adam Price yn wreiddiol, ond hefyd i ddefnyddwyr o Loegr sy'n dod dros y ffin?

I'm pleased that Adam Price has raised this question. Only you could make Corbyn and May sound like a 1960s folk group, Adam. I'd rather focus on the food and drink issue that the First Minister mentioned in answering you. I agree with you, First Minister, that Wales does have a great story to tell in terms of our home-grown food and drink, and you're right to point out labelling as an important tool. Would you agree with me that food festivals and models such as that are also a very important way for us to sell Welsh produce, not just to Welsh consumers, as Adam Price's question originally said, but also to English consumers coming across the border?

Diolch. Diolch, Ddirprwy Lywydd. Rwyf wedi cytuno i roi munud o fy amser i Mark Isherwood. Ceir cyflwyniad agoriadol byr go wahanol ar ddechrau'r ddadl fer hon. Felly, a gaf fi ofyn yn gyntaf i bawb ohonoch gau eich llygaid am funud neu ddwy?

Diolch. Thank you, Deputy Presiding Officer. I've agreed to give a minute of my time to Mark Isherwood. There is a brief opening presentation with a difference at the start of this short debate. So, can I firstly ask you all to close your eyes for a minute or so?

Mae £250,000 ar gyfer setio i fyny. Mae rhedeg y llinell gyswllt yn mynd i fod tua £200,000 ar ben hynny. Bydd tua thri aelod o staff. Bydd hon yn cael ei lleoli yn Llandudno Junction. Felly -

So, £250,000 is allocated for setting it up. Running that contact point is going to be around £200,000 on top of that. There's going to be around three members of staff, and it will be located in Llandudno Junction. So -

Mae angen ichi - . Mae'n ddrwg gennyf, dim ond newydd ddad-dawelu yr ydych chi, felly a wnewch ddechrau eto, os gwelwch chi'n dda?

You need to - . Sorry, you've only just unmuted, so can you start again, please?