Yes, I would agree to that meeting, and I'd like to thank the Member for bringing this to my attention. I know that he's given it considerable focus in his time as Assembly Member, and we're continuing to work with Highways England regarding that particular stretch, and we will continue to meet with them to promote joint working and to develop feasibility studies for future cross-border schemes. Also, my officials are taking into account the work of Highways England on their A5 corridor study, as the outcome could have implications for the scheme that the Member raises.

Byddwn yn cytuno i'r cyfarfod hwnnw, a diolch i'r Aelod am dynnu fy sylw at hyn. Gwn ei fod wedi rhoi cryn dipyn o sylw iddo yn ei gyfnod fel Aelod Cynulliad, ac rydym yn parhau i weithio gyda Highways England mewn perthynas â'r darn hwnnw o ffordd, a byddwn yn parhau i'w cyfarfod er mwyn hyrwyddo gweithio ar y cyd ac i ddatblygu astudiaethau dichonoldeb ar gyfer cynlluniau trawsffiniol yn y dyfodol. Hefyd, mae fy swyddogion yn ystyried gwaith Highways England ar eu hastudiaeth o goridor yr A5, gan y gallai'r canlyniad beri goblygiadau i'r cynllun y mae'r Aelod yn ei drafod.

Thank you, Angela. Welsh Government has so far provided Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire local authorities with £1,649,000 to recruit, recover and raise standards, supporting learners at crucial stages in their education. I recently announced an additional £72 million to support learners, taking our total support for learning - I was going to use the word 'recovery', but after what I've just said, that would be remiss of me - for our learning plan for 2021 to £112 million.

Diolch, Angela. Hyd yn hyn, mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi darparu £1,649,000 i awdurdodau lleol Sir Gaerfyrddin a Sir Benfro ar gyfer recriwtio, adfer a chodi safonau, er mwyn cefnogi dysgwyr ar gamau hanfodol yn eu haddysg. Yn ddiweddar, cyhoeddais £72 miliwn ychwanegol i gefnogi dysgwyr, gan ddod â chyfanswm ein cymorth ar gyfer - roeddwn am ddefnyddio'r gair 'adfer', ond ar ôl yr hyn rwyf newydd ei ddweud, byddai hynny'n esgeulus - ein cynllun dysgu ar gyfer 2021 i £112 miliwn.

Do you regret the fact that we've moved away from local authorities directly employing staff in carrying out care, and it's gone out to the private sector?

A ydych yn gresynu at y ffaith ein bod wedi symud oddi wrth awdurdodau lleol yn cyflogi staff yn uniongyrchol i ddarparu gofal, a'i fod wedi mynd allan i'r sector preifat?

Thank you. Questions about the campaign to encourage positive alternatives to physical punishment. There is a three-year contract that's been set to SBW Advertising to support the Welsh Government's 'Parenting. Give it time.' campaign. What is the value of that contract?

Diolch. Cwestiynau ynglŷn â'r ymgyrch i annog dewisiadau cadarnhaol amgen i gosb gorfforol. Mae yna gontract tair blynedd wedi cael ei gosod i SBW Advertising i gefnogi ymgyrch Llywodraeth Cymru, 'Magu plant. Rhowch amser iddo.' Faint ydy gwerth y contract yna?

Thank you. This week we've been reminded about the fragility of our post-Brexit trading relationships and the possible implications for our food security. This goes well beyond a spat about sausages and chicken nuggets, and yet the UK continues to import most of its vegetables and fruit, particularly in the winter months, from mainland Europe. Two years ago, the Welsh Government invested over £400,000 in three controlled-environment agriculture projects through the foundational economy challenge fund. What has been the outcome of that investment in Wrexham, Treherbert and Cwmbran? And, given that most of us won't want to eat salads coming from Australia, what plans does the Government now have to mainstream controlled-environment agriculture across Wales so that we can enjoy more local, locally produced and grown products and be less vulnerable to the disrupted relationship that we now face with our partners in mainland Europe?

Diolch. Yr wythnos hon, rydym wedi cael ein hatgoffa o freuder ein perthynas fasnachu ôl-Brexit a'r goblygiadau posibl i ddiogelwch ein cyflenwad bwyd. Mae hyn yn mynd ymhell y tu hwnt i ffrae ynghylch selsig a nygets cyw iâr, ac eto mae'r DU yn parhau i fewnforio'r rhan fwyaf o'i llysiau a'i ffrwythau, yn enwedig dros fisoedd y gaeaf, o dir mawr Ewrop. Ddwy flynedd yn ôl, buddsoddodd Llywodraeth Cymru dros £400,000 mewn tri phrosiect amaethyddiaeth amgylchedd rheoledig drwy gronfa her yr economi sylfaenol. Beth oedd canlyniad y buddsoddiad hwnnw yn Wrecsam, Treherbert a Chwmbrân? Ac o gofio na fydd y rhan fwyaf ohonom yn dymuno bwyta saladau sy'n dod o Awstralia, pa gynlluniau sydd gan y Llywodraeth bellach i brif ffrydio amaethyddiaeth amgylchedd rheoledig ledled Cymru fel y gallwn fwynhau cynhyrchion mwy lleol, wedi'u cynhyrchu a'u tyfu'n lleol, a bod yn llai agored i'r berthynas fregus rydym yn ei hwynebu yn awr gyda'n partneriaid ar dir mawr Ewrop?