Diolch yn fawr am hynny, Weinidog, ac, wrth gwrs, dŷn ni'n gweld bod yna bum ardal - prif ardal - yn y Bil yma o'n blaenau ni. Awn ni'n syth i mewn i gwestiynau yn y ffordd - . Pwy sydd eisiau dechrau? Rhun.

Thank you, Minister, and, of course, we see that there are five sections or main areas in this Bill in front of us. We'll go straight into questions in the usual way. Who wants to start? Rhun.

Prif Weinidog, er na fyddai neb yn argymell agor atyniadau cyn ei bod hi'n ddiogel i wneud hynny, mae'n rhaid i ni hefyd dderbyn bod y diwydiant wedi cymryd rhagofalon enfawr i wneud eu busnesau mor ddiogel ag y gallan nhw o ran COVID. A'r hyn sydd wir ei angen ar y diwydiant yw llwybr eglur i agor unwaith eto. Felly, Prif Weinidog, a allwch chi gyhoeddi canllawiau ar gyfer ailagor yr economi ymwelwyr, lle y gall fod yn amodol efallai ar gyfraddau achosion yn parhau i ostwng? Mae angen amserlen arnom ni fel y gall y diwydiant ymbaratoi. Diolch.

First Minister, whilst nobody would advocate opening up attractions before it is safe to do so, we also have to accept that the industry has taken massive precautions to make their businesses as secure as they can with regard to COVID. And what the industry really needs is a clear pathway to opening back up. So, First Minister, can you publish guidelines for the reopening of the visitor economy, where it can be contingent perhaps on case rates continuing to fall? We do need a timeline so that the industry can prepare. Diolch.

Diolch. Fe wnaethoch chi gyfeirio at y dystiolaeth - a fyddech chi'n derbyn bod y dystiolaeth o'r ffordd y mae eich Llywodraeth chi wedi gwario adnoddau cyhoeddus yng Nghymru hefyd yn ddiffygiol iawn? Os edrychwch chi ar setliadau awdurdodau lleol, er enghraifft, ledled y wlad hon yn ystod y degawd diwethaf, fe welwch chi fod y gogledd ar ei cholled yn sylweddol o'i gymharu ag awdurdodau lleol yn y de, ac mae llawer o'r adnoddau hynny wedi'u buddsoddi mewn awdurdodau lleol a weithredir gan y Blaid Lafur, yn hytrach nag yn deg ar draws y wlad.

Thank you. You made reference to the evidence - would you accept that the evidence about the way that your Government has carved up the spending of public resources in Wales is also very much wanting? If you look at the local authority settlements, for example, across this country over the past decade, you'll find that north Wales has lost out significantly when compared to local authorities in the south, and much of that resource has been invested in Labour-run local authorities, rather than fairly across the country.

Cyfarfûm â'ch rhagflaenydd, Edwina Hart, y llynedd mewn perthynas â system traffig unffordd y Trallwng, a Chyngor Tref y Trallwng hefyd. Cytunwyd ar y pryd y buasai Llywodraeth Cymru yn gwneud rhywfaint o waith i asesu'r opsiynau o droi Brook Street yn ôl o fod yn system draffig unffordd i system ddwyffordd er mwyn lleddfu'r problemau parhaus yn y dref. Buaswn yn ddiolchgar pe gallech roi'r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf i mi am hyn.

I met with your predecessor, Edwina Hart, last year with regard to Welshpool's one-way traffic system, along with Welshpool Town Council as well. It was agreed at the time that Welsh Government would undertake some work to assess the options of Brook Street being reverted back from one-way to a two-way traffic system to ease the ongoing issues in the town. I'd be grateful if you could provide me with an update on this.