Minister, the constituents of Angela Burns clearly highlighted the concerns over a possible delay, but what are your considerations for those same constituents if this deal goes through and we have 11 months to negotiate a free trade agreement, which is unlikely? Everybody other than Michael Gove seems to think that's impossible, and he's adamant that they will not seek an extension to any transition period, which means there'll be a 'no deal' exit on 31 December next year. What are the implications for those constituents if that happens?

Weinidog, nododd etholwyr Angela Burns y pryderon ynghylch oedi posibl, ond beth yw eich ystyriaethau ar gyfer yr etholwyr hynny os caiff y cytundeb hwn ei dderbyn a bod gennym 11 mis i negodi cytundeb masnach rydd, sy'n annhebygol? Ymddengys bod pawb heblaw Michael Gove o'r farn fod hynny'n amhosibl, ac mae e'n bendant na fyddant yn gofyn am estyniad i unrhyw gyfnod pontio, sy'n golygu y byddwn yn gadael heb gytundeb ar 31 Rhagfyr y flwyddyn nesaf. Beth yw'r goblygiadau i'r etholwyr hynny os bydd hynny'n digwydd?

Minister, under your proposals, farmers will need to make changes to their business models, producing more and thinking about different products with less, and Brexit will bring both threats and opportunities in its wake. How is your department working with colleges and universities to ensure that our young entrepreneurs - Welsh speaking - do see agriculture as an exciting, modern and ethical sector that they can enter so that they, in turn, can prevent the Welsh-speaking workforce from slipping away from our land?

O dan eich cynlluniau, bydd angen i ffermwyr wneud newidiadau i'w modelau busnes, gan gynhyrchu mwy a meddwl am gynhyrchion gwahanol gyda llai, a bydd Brexit yn dod â bygythiadau a chyfleoedd hefyd. Sut mae eich adran chi yn gweithio gyda cholegau a phrifysgolion i sicrhau bod ein hentrepreneuriaid ifanc Cymraeg eu hiaith yn gweld ffermio fel sector cyffrous, modern a moesegol i fynd iddo fel y gallant, yn eu tro, atal gweithlu sy'n siarad Cymraeg rhag llithro oddi ar y tir?

The next item, then, is the statement by the Chair of the External Affairs and Additional Legislation Committee on Brexit priorities. I call on the Chair to make his statement. David Rees.

Yr eitem nesaf, wedyn, yw'r datganiad gan Gadeirydd y Pwyllgor Materion Allanol a Deddfwriaeth Ychwanegol ar flaenoriaethau Brexit. Dwi'n galw ar y Cadeirydd i wneud ei ddatganiad. David Rees.

Well, clearly, we can't go into great detail on that -

Wel, yn amlwg does yna ddim digon o amser i fynd i fanylder, ond -

Yes, good morning. Thank you very much to you. Thank you, Elfed, first of all for submitting this petition. I'd like to say that I completely agree with what's behind it, and may I also say how pleased I am to have one of the main figures in terms of the provision of Welsh history to the people of Wales with us today also in Dr Jones? A few questions about the work that you did to lead the group. We can take that report as part of our evidence, of course, and we know what your ideas are regarding the teaching of history. Why do you think so much time has passed between that very important piece of work and any action taken in relation to it?

Ie, bore da. Diolch yn fawr iawn i chi. Diolch, Elfed, yn gyntaf am gyflwyno'r ddeiseb yma i ni. Nid oes angen i mi ddweud fy mod i'n cyd-fynd yn llwyr â'r hyn sydd y tu ôl i hwn ac a gaf fi ddweud hefyd mor falch ydw i o gael un o brif ffigurau darparu pobl Cymru â gwybodaeth am eu hanes nhw, sef Dr Jones, efo ni hefyd? Cwpwl o gwestiynau ynglŷn â'r gwaith a wnaethoch chi ei arwain efo'r grŵp. Mi allwn ni gymryd yr adroddiad hwnnw fel rhan o'n tystiolaeth ni, wrth gwrs, ac rydym ni'n gwybod beth ydy eich syniad chi ynglŷn â dysgu hanes. Pam ydych chi'n meddwl bod yna gymaint o amser wedi pasio rhwng paratoi'r darn pwysig yna o waith ac unrhyw gamau gweithredu arno fo?