Sorry, can I just ask - ? I absolutely appreciate what you said in terms of letting the people of Wales make their own judgment calls. I fully agree with what you said in that regard. My question on the health and social care settings, though, was: I agree that it's sensible, of course, for those staff to wear face masks going forward, but my question was on the logic behind not allowing them to make that discretion, as you've outlined yourself in other settings. I don't understand that logic.

Mae'n ddrwg gen i, a gaf i ofyn - ? Rwy'n llwyr werthfawrogi'r hyn y gwnaethoch ei ddweud o ran gadael i bobl Cymru wneud eu penderfyniadau ar farn eu hunain. Rwy'n cytuno yn llwyr â'r hyn y gwnaethoch ei ddweud yn hynny o beth. Fy nghwestiwn am y lleoliadau iechyd a gofal cymdeithasol, serch hynny, oedd: rwy'n cytuno ei bod yn synhwyrol, wrth gwrs, i'r staff hynny wisgo gorchudd wyneb wrth symud ymlaen, ond yr oedd fy nghwestiwn yn ymwneud â'r rhesymeg y tu ôl i beidio â chaniatáu iddyn nhw wneud y dewis hwnnw, fel yr ydych chi wedi amlinellu eich hun mewn lleoliadau eraill. Nid wyf i'n deall y rhesymeg honno.

I'm out of time, I'm very sorry.

Mae fy amser ar ben, mae'n ddrwg iawn gennyf.

First of all, can I take this opportunity, Presiding Officer, to let people know that Wales's universities and FE colleges are open to business? We greatly appreciate the contributions that are made by European members of faculty and European and indeed non-European foreign students who come to study here in Wales. I hope many more of them will continue to do so. But the Member does really need to listen to Universities Wales and to ColegauCymru about the real and present threats that Brexit poses to our FE and HE sector. The member, in ignoring those, actually is being reckless with the future of this very important sector. Undoubtedly - undoubtedly - Brexit, in whatever form it takes, will impact upon that sector and it will not do so positively.

Yn gyntaf, a gaf fi gymryd y cyfle hwn, Lywydd, i roi gwybod i bobl fod prifysgolion a cholegau addysg bellach Cymru yn agored i fusnes? Rydym yn gwerthfawrogi'n fawr y cyfraniadau a wneir gan aelodau staff Ewropeaidd, a myfyrwyr Ewropeaidd, ac yn wir, myfyrwyr nad ydynt o Ewrop sy'n dod i astudio yma yng Nghymru. Rwy'n gobeithio y bydd llawer ohonynt yn parhau i wneud hynny. Ond mae angen i'r Aelod wrando ar Prifysgolion Cymru a ColegauCymru mewn perthynas â'r bygythiadau gwirioneddol a achosir gan Brexit i'n sector AB ac AU. Mae'r Aelod, wrth eu hanwybyddu, yn bod yn ddi-hid gyda dyfodol y sector tra phwysig hwn. Heb amheuaeth - heb amheuaeth - bydd Brexit, ar ba ffurf bynnag y bydd yn digwydd, yn effeithio ar y sector, ac nid mewn ffordd gadarnhaol.

I want to raise the position of European citizens living in Britain, married to a British citizen, with British children, who are afraid that they will have to leave the country, leaving behind their spouse and their children. It's not an academic question, it's not one based on possibility - it's one from one of my constituents who fears such an outcome. What discussion has the Counsel General had with the Westminster Government regarding this potential, very serious problem for the individual concerned?

Rwyf eisiau codi sefyllfa dinasyddion Ewropeaidd sy'n byw ym Mhrydain, sy'n briod â dinesydd Prydeinig, sydd â phlant Prydeinig, ac sy'n ofni y bydd yn rhaid iddynt adael y wlad, a gadael eu partner a'u plant ar eu holau. Nid yw'n gwestiwn academaidd, nid yw'n un sy'n seiliedig ar bosibilrwydd - mae'n gwestiwn gan un o fy etholwyr sy'n ofni canlyniad o'r fath. Pa drafodaethau y mae'r Cwnsler Cyffredinol wedi'u cael gyda Llywodraeth San Steffan ynglŷn â'r broblem hon a allai fod yn ddifrifol iawn i'r unigolyn dan sylw?