A fedrwch chi amlinellu beth sy'n digwydd i'r Bil, sydd yn dal yn Fil, am a wn i, y mae'r Cynulliad wedi ei basio ynglŷn â chyfraith sy'n deillio o'r Undeb Ewropeaidd? Beth yw'r camau nesaf ar gyfer y Bil yna yn benodol?

So, can you outline what is happening in terms of the Bill, which is still a Bill as far as I know, that we passed on law derived from the EU? What are the next steps with regard to that Bill specifically?

Weinidog, mae goresgyniad rhywogaethau planhigion nad ydynt yn gynhenid, yn enwedig clymog Japan, wedi bod yn broblem wirioneddol yn fy rhanbarth i. Mae trigolion yng Ngorllewin De Cymru wedi gweld eu heiddo'n cael ei ddinistrio gan y clymog, a chroesawaf y gwaith a wneir gan Brifysgol Abertawe a Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru i gael gwared ar y rhywogaeth oresgynnol hon. Yr haf diwethaf, gwelsom gynnydd bygythiad arall, yr efwr enfawr, sy'n beryglus i iechyd y cyhoedd. Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet, beth y mae Llywodraeth Cymru yn bwriadu ei wneud i olrhain a chael gwared ar yr efwr enfawr a chodi ymwybyddiaeth o'r perygl y mae'n ei beri i iechyd pobl?

Minister, the invasion of non-indigenous plant species, particularly Japanese knotweed, has been a real problem for my region. Residents in South Wales West have seen their properties devastated by knotweed, and I welcome the work being done by Swansea University and Natural Resources Wales to eliminate this invasive species. Last summer we saw the rise of another threat, giant hogweed, which poses a danger to public health. Cabinet Secretary, what is the Welsh Government planning to do to track and eliminate giant hogweed and raise awareness of the danger it poses to human health?

Diolch yn fawr iawn. Ie, weithiau nid taclusrwydd sydd orau. Croesawaf yn fawr yr hyn a ddywedwch am Gomisiwn y Cynulliad. Mae'n dda iawn clywed bod yno gychod gwenyn - rwyf innau, hefyd, am fynd i fyny yno. Mae gennym bedair o swyddfeydd Llywodraeth Cymru bellach o gwmpas Cymru, gyda chwch gwenyn ynddynt - neu'r tu allan iddynt. Credaf ei bod yn wych fod staff wedi ymgymryd â hyn mewn rôl wirfoddol. Gwn, yn sicr, fod y - . Rwy'n ceisio meddwl. Credaf mai i swyddfeydd Merthyr Tudful yr euthum, ac roedd swyddog addysg yno sydd bellach wedi dod yn arbenigwr ar ofalu am gychod gwenyn gan ei bod wedi gwirfoddoli i wneud hynny. Mae gennyf gryn ddiddordeb mewn toeau gwyrdd, fel y dywedais. Unwaith eto, mae gennym brosiect peilot, Natur Wyllt, sy'n cael ei ariannu gan ein cynllun LEADER Cymunedau Gwledig o'r rhaglen datblygu gwledig. Mae'n datblygu dull ar sail ardal - felly, gall fod yn bentref neu'n dref sy'n dod yn ardal sy'n gyfeillgar i bryfed peillio. Gwn y bydd y cynllun peilot yn canolbwyntio ar Drefynwy yn etholaeth Nick Ramsay.

Thank you very much. Yes, sometimes tidy isn't best, is it? I very much welcome what you say about the Assembly Commission. It's very good to hear there are some beehives - I, too, will now clamber up. We've got four Welsh Government offices, now, around Wales, that have beehives in them - or outside them. I think it's great that staff have taken this on in a voluntary role. I know, certainly, that the - . I'm trying to think. I think it might have been the Merthyr offices where I went, and there was an education official who has now become an expert in looking after beehives because she volunteered for the role to do that. I'm very interested in green roofs, as I said. Again, we have got a pilot project, Nature isn't Neat, which is funded by our Rural Communities LEADER scheme from the rural development programme. That develops an area-based approach - so, it can either be a village or a town that becomes a pollinator-friendly area. I know that the pilot is going to focus on Monmouth town in Nick Ramsay's constituency.

Os ydych chi'n ei daflu, mae angen i chi ei gymryd yn ôl.

If you throw it, you need to take it back.

Mae hynny'n wych i'w glywed, Weinidog. O ystyried ymrwymiad Llywodraeth Cymru i fynd i'r afael â'r argyfwng hinsawdd, a hefyd o ystyried y cynnydd enfawr yn nifer y bobl sy'n gweithio gartref neu o bell o ganlyniad i'r coronafeirws, a fyddech yn cytuno y dylid ystyried band eang yn wasanaeth cyffredinol, fel y Post Brenhinol, ac y dylai fod ar gael i bawb?

That's excellent to hear, Minister. Given the Welsh Government's commitment to combating the climate emergency, and also given the huge rise in the number of people who are working remotely and working from home as a result of coronavirus, would you agree with me that broadband should be regarded as a universal service, like the Royal Mail, and should be available to all?