[ Anghlywadwy.] - gwasanaeth ymladd tân. Mae amrywiaeth o safbwyntiau wedi eu mynegi, a chyn gynted ag y byddwn wedi dadansoddi'r holl safbwyntiau - rwyf wedi cael trafodaeth bellach, addewais i'r gwasanaethau tân, gyda hwy - a gallwn ddod i rai casgliadau, bydd modd imi adrodd yn ôl i'r Aelod, sydd wedi cael hwyl ar ddarllen rhai o'r pryderon allan i'r Senedd heddiw.

[ Inaudible.] - firefighting service. There's a range of opinions that have been expressed back, and as soon as we've analysed all the opinions - I've had a further discussion, I promised the fire services, with them - and we're able to come to some conclusions, I'll be able to report back to the Member, who's done a fine job of reading some of the concerns out for the Senedd today.

Diolch am hynny. Ac rwy'n deall eich dyhead a'ch uchelgais i helpu busnesau bach yng Nghymru. Ond wrth gwrs, yr wythnos diwethaf, nododd Canghellor yr wrthblaid ar ran meinciau'r wrthblaid yn eich cynhadledd y byddai'n cyflwyno wythnos 32 awr, o fewn degawd, pe bai Llafur yn dod i rym. Nawr, sut y mae hyn yn cymharu â'ch awydd i annog twf busnesau bach, gan mai gallu cyfyngedig a fydd gan gyflogwyr i gyflogi mwy o staff, ond bydd eu horiau gwaith yn lleihau? Rwyf wedi derbyn sawl galwad ffôn ynglŷn a'r mater hwn, felly bydd eglurhad ynghylch yr hyn y byddai Llywodraeth Cymru yn ei wneud, neu sut y gallech reoli'r sefyllfa, yn rhywbeth y credaf y bydd perchnogion busnesau bach yn ei godi'n amlach yn y dyfodol.

Thank you for that. And I do understand your drive and ambition to help small businesses in Wales. But, of course, last week, the shadow Chancellor, for the shadow bench, stated at your conference that he'd introduce a 32-hour week within a decade if Labour come into power. Now, how does this equate with your desire to encourage small business growth, as employers will have limited capacity to employ more staff, but their working hours will reduce? I've been in receipt of a number of telephone calls on this issue, so clarification on what the Welsh Government would do, or how you might manage the situation, will be something that I think small business owners will be raising more and more in the future.

Ie. Mwy o gwestiynau gen i. Rwyf i eisiau sôn tipyn bach am randdeiliaid a gweithio gyda rhanddeiliaid, ac rydych chi wedi sôn yn barod pa mor bwysig yw hynny i chi. Felly, hoffwn i wybod sut rŷch chi'n gweld y berthynas strategol rhwng y comisiwn a'r Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol yn gweithio a sôn efallai am eich gwybodaeth chi yn ddyfnach ar yr agenda Gymraeg a dwyieithog yn y sector addysg bellach, prentisiaethau ac addysg uwch, a'ch ymrwymiad chi at yr agenda yna, gan ystyried, wrth gwrs, fod dyletswyddau penodol ar y comisiwn yn ymwneud â'r Gymraeg.

More questions from me. I just want to talk a little bit about stakeholders and working with stakeholders. You've already mentioned how important that is for you. I'd like to know how you see that strategic relationship between the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol and the commission working and your deeper information regarding the bilingual and Welsh agenda for further education, apprenticeships and higher education, your commitment to that agenda, considering, of course, that there are specific duties on the commission with regard to the Welsh language.

Mae gan rai Llywodraethau rhanbarthol, fel Fflandrys, er enghraifft, fel yr oedd Rhun ap Iorwerth yn pwyntio mas, feto dros dermau terfynol cytundeb Brexit, nad oes gan Gymru ar hyn o bryd. Wrth gwrs, fel y bydd y Prif Weinidog yn gwybod, mae cysylltiad hanesyddol agos iawn rhwng Cymru a Fflandrys. A fyddai'r Prif Weinidog yn ystyried arwain dirprwyaeth i Fflandrys i apelio iddyn nhw, os oes yn rhaid, i ddefnyddio'r grym sydd ganddyn nhw i helpu Cymru, yn ein hawr ni o angen, fel y gwnaeth Cymry yn eu miloedd, can mlynedd yn ôl, drostyn nhw?

Some regional Governments, such as Flanders, for example, as Rhun ap Iorwerth pointed out earlier, do have a veto over the final terms of the Brexit agreement that Wales doesn't currently have. Of course, as the First Minister will be aware, there is a very close historic link between Wales and Flanders. Would the First Minister consider leading a delegation to Flanders to appeal to them, if necessary, to use the powers that they have to assist Wales in our hour of need, as Welsh people did in their thousands a hundred years ago, on their behalf?