Diolch, Gadeirydd, a phrynhawn da, Weinidog. Ie, dwi yn mynd i ofyn cwpwl o gwestiynau pellach ynglŷn â chomisiwn bwyd Cymru. Rŷch chi, yn barod, wedi mynegi pryderon ynglŷn â'r amserlen yn adran 8 o dri mis, a hefyd rŷch chi wedi sôn am y gost, ac yn fwy eang, os dwi'n deall yn iawn, yr holl egwyddor o sefydlu neu greu comisiwn bwyd Cymru. Ond, fel ag y mae hi yn y Bil, ydych chi'n meddwl y dylai hi fod yn ofynnol i'r comisiwn gyhoeddi canllawiau mewn perthynas â chydymffurfio â darpariaethau'r Bil?

Thank you, Chair, and good afternoon, Minister. I am going to ask a few further questions on the Welsh food commission. You've already expressed some concerns about the timetable in section 8, which provides for three months for establishment, and you've also mentioned the cost, and more broadly, if I understand it correctly, the whole principle of establishing a Welsh food commission. But, as the Bill currently stands, do you think it should be a requirement for the commission to publish guidance on compliance with the provisions of the Bill?

A fyddech cystal, Gweinidog, â chytuno i fynd i'r afael â'r cylch cyllid nesaf, gan y byddai methu â gwneud hynny yn golygu bod gweithgarwch a ariennir sydd eisoes wedi digwydd yn wastraff ac y bydd effaith niweidiol yn sgil hynny ar y bwlch sgiliau yng Nghymru?

Will you please, Minister, agree to address the next funding round, as failure to do so would mean a waste of funded activity that has already taken place with a consequential damaging effect on the skills gap in Wales?

Prif Weinidog, mae dosbarth cymdeithasol, incwm yr aelwyd a chyfoeth personol i gyd yn effeithio ar gyfleoedd bywyd rhywun ac yn dylanwadu ar eu cyfleoedd mewn ysgolion, eu ffordd o fyw a pha mor hir y byddan nhw'n byw. Rydych chi newydd sôn am brofiad Japan. Mae ffigurau a gyhoeddwyd gan Iechyd Cyhoeddus Cymru, o'r rhaglen mesur plant, yn dangos y dosberthir mwy na 1,000 o blant yng Nghymru sy'n dechrau'r ysgol fel bod yn ddifrifol ordew. Roedd y ffigurau hyn ar eu huchaf ymhlith y rhai sy'n byw yn yr ardaloedd o amddifadedd mwyaf yng Nghymru, fel Merthyr Tudful - mae'r gyfradd uchaf o ordewdra difrifol ymhlith plant yng Nghymru ym Merthyr. Os bydd pethau yn parhau fel y maen nhw, mae'n bosibl iawn mai'r genhedlaeth bresennol hon o blant fydd y gyntaf i fyw bywyd byrrach na'u rhieni. Mae hwnnw'n ffigwr truenus - mae honno'n stori drist iawn. A wnaiff y Prif Weinidog gytuno i adolygu strategaeth gordewdra ei Lywodraeth yng ngoleuni'r canfyddiadau hyn i weld beth arall y gellir ei wneud i fynd i'r afael â'r broblem o blant o gefndiroedd tlotach sydd dros eu pwysau i raddau peryglus yng Nghymru?

First Minister, social class, household income and personal wealth all affect someone's life chances and influence their chances at schools, their lifestyle and how long they'll live. You've just mentioned the Japanese experience. Figures released by Public Health Wales, from the child measurement programme, show that more than 1,000 children in Wales starting school are classed as severely obese. The figures were highest for those living in the most deprived areas in Wales, such as Merthyr Tydfil - the highest rate of severe child obesity in Wales is in Merthyr. If things continue as they are, this current generation of children could well be the first to live a shorter life than their parents. That's a dismal figure - that's a very sad story. Will the First Minister agree to review his Government obesity strategy in the light of these findings to see what more can be done to address the problem of children from poorer backgrounds being dangerously overweight in Wales?