Yes, there is a debate this afternoon on music education. So, I'm sure we can have some of those discussions then about some of the letters that we have received today.

Ie, mae yna ddadl y prynhawn yma ar addysg gerddoriaeth. Felly, mae'n siŵr gallwn ni gael rhai o'r trafodaethau fanna ynglŷn â rhai o'r llythyrau sydd wedi dod atom heddiw.

If we make it harder for people in Wales to sell their businesses to people from outside Wales - or 'cash out', as I think it was referred to - isn't there a danger that that, in turn, would discourage people from building their businesses in Wales in the first place?

Os gwnawn hi'n anos i bobl yng Nghymru werthu eu busnesau i bobl o'r tu allan i Gymru - neu 'werthu allan', fel y cyfeiriwyd ato rwy'n credu - onid oes perygl y byddai hynny, yn ei dro, yn atal pobl rhag adeiladu eu busnesau yng Nghymru yn y lle cyntaf?

Yes. Local authorities are responsible for public leisure centres. They provide funding for leisure centres through the revenue settlement and, of course, it is for them to decide the pattern of services across their county areas.

Gwnaf. Awdurdodau lleol sy'n gyfrifol am ganolfannau hamdden cyhoeddus. Maen nhw'n darparu cyllid ar gyfer canolfannau hamdden drwy'r setliad refeniw ac, wrth gwrs, mater iddyn nhw yw penderfynu ar batrwm gwasanaethau ar draws ardaloedd eu siroedd.

When the Committee for the Scrutiny of the First Minister met last, we met in Newtown, and we spoke with a number of food producer businesses - Hilltop Honey, Monty's Brewery - and in our pre-discussion, before we met with the First Minister, those businesses suggested that designating food and drink as a tourism theme for a future year, to promote Wales through Welsh produce, would be an idea. We mentioned this to the First Minister, who said that consideration would be given. I wonder if you could update us on that.

Y tro diwethaf i'r Pwyllgor Craffu ar Waith y Prif Weinidog gyfarfod, gwnaethom gyfarfod yn y Drenewydd, a buom yn siarad â nifer o fusnesau cynhyrchu bwyd - Hilltop Honey, Monty's Brewery - ac yn ein trafodaethau cyn hynny, cyn i ni gyfarfod â'r Prif Weinidog, awgrymodd y busnesau hynny y byddai dynodi bwyd a diod fel thema twristiaeth ar gyfer blwyddyn yn y dyfodol, i hyrwyddo Cymru drwy gynnyrch Cymreig, yn syniad da. Rydym wedi crybwyll hyn wrth y Prif Weinidog, a ddywedodd y byddai'n cael ei ystyried. Tybed a allech roi'r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf i ni ar hynny.

Well, as you indicated, leader of the house, it isn't just exotic animals, but wildlife that comes into this, including our domestic wildlife that find themselves sometimes being cared for by people whose interventions come with the best interests, but perhaps not the best welfare information. I know that Welsh Government has started to look at this, but I'm wondering whether there is any progress on the regulation of wildlife sanctuaries and wildlife hospitals, and whether there's any indication of whether you might be looking at the courses that are run for vets, or continuing professional development for vets actually, to upskill them to have a wider range of knowledge, not just in exotic species, but in our own domestic wildlife species as well?

Wel, fel y dywedoch, arweinydd y tŷ, nid yw hyn yn ymwneud ag anifeiliaid egsotig yn unig, ond mae bywyd gwyllt yn rhan o hyn hefyd, gan gynnwys ein bywyd gwyllt domestig sydd weithiau'n cael gofal gan bobl sy'n ymyrryd gyda'r bwriadau gorau, ond efallai nad yw'r wybodaeth orau ganddynt ynglŷn â lles. Gwn fod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi dechrau edrych ar hyn, ond tybed a oes unrhyw gynnydd wedi'i wneud ar reoleiddio llochesau bywyd gwyllt ac ysbytai bywyd gwyllt, a thybed a allwch roi unrhyw syniad a fyddwch yn edrych ar y cyrsiau sy'n cael eu cynnig i filfeddygon, neu ddatblygiad proffesiynol parhaus ar gyfer milfeddygon, mewn gwirionedd, i'w huwchsgilio fel eu bod yn meddu ar ystod ehangach o wybodaeth, nid yn unig am rywogaethau egsotig, ond am rywogaethau bywyd gwyllt domestig hefyd?