And I stated in my ruling that it was not reasonable for us to hold another election when one of the candidates nominated no longer wishes to be nominated. So, it would be unreasonable to hold a vote in those circumstances. Therefore, I proceed to declare that Carwyn Jones has been nominated to be appointed First Minister. In accordance with section 47 (4) of the Government of Wales Act 2006, I will recommend to Her Majesty the appointment of Carwyn Jones as First Minister. I therefore invite Carwyn Jones to address this Assembly. [Applause.]

Ac fe ddywedais i yn fy nyfarniad i nad oedd hi'n rhesymol i ni gynnal etholiad arall pan fo un o'r ymgeiswyr sydd wedi ei henwebu bellach ddim yn dymuno cael ei henwebu bellach. Felly, fe fyddai'n afresymol ohonom ni i gynnal y bleidlais yn yr amgylchiadau yna. Felly, rwy'n symud ymlaen, eto, i ddatgan bod Carwyn Jones wedi'i enwebu i'w benodi yn Brif Weinidog, ac, yn unol ag Adran 47 (4) o Ddeddf Llywodraeth Cymru 2006, byddaf yn argymell i'w Mawrhydi y dylid penodi Carwyn Jones yn Brif Weinidog. Rwy'n gwahodd Carwyn Jones, felly, i annerch y Cynulliad yma. [Cymeradwyaeth.]

But not too high, apparently, to conjure up £100 million out of the back pocket as a reaction to this failure. And, if it's possible to find £100 million upfront, effectively, now, why is it impossible to find £8 million a year, in three years' time, for the following 30 years? Surely - I repeat the question - with an ounce of imagination, there must be a way through this. And the Welsh Government would have the united support, I think, of all the parties in this Assembly behind it to make this project succeed. Surely the prize is too great to give up at this stage.

Ond nid yn rhy uchel, yn ôl pob tebyg, i gonsurio £100 miliwn allan o'r boced gefn mewn ymateb i'r methiant hwn. Ac, os yw'n bosibl dod o hyd i £100 miliwn ymlaen llaw, i bob pwrpas, nawr, pam mae'n amhosibl dod o hyd i £8 miliwn y flwyddyn, ymhen tair blynedd, am y 30 mlynedd ganlynol? Does bosib - ailadroddaf y cwestiwn - gydag owns o ddychymyg, mae'n rhaid bod ffordd drwy hyn. A byddai gan Lywodraeth Cymru gefnogaeth unedig, rwy'n credu, yr holl bleidiau yn y Cynulliad hwn y tu ôl iddi i wneud i'r prosiect hwn lwyddo. Does bosib nad yw'r wobr yn rhy fawr i roi'r gorau iddi ar y cam hwn.

I'm grateful for the answer you gave yesterday, First Minister, which did acknowledge that allegations had been made and had been dealt with, as you indicated in First Minister's questions. I would seek greater clarity on that acknowledgement by this question today, and I would be interested to know when the allegations were first brought to your attention that the former Minister Leighton Andrews and the senior special adviser Steve Jones have indicated - specifically indicated. I would be grateful to understand who investigated those allegations and also what conclusions and, importantly, what actions were taken either by you or by someone you delegated to deal with any subsequent follow-up points that were required from the report that they collated.

Rwy'n ddiolchgar am yr ateb a roesoch ddoe, Brif Weinidog, yn cydnabod bod honiadau wedi'u gwneud ac wedi cael sylw, fel y nodwyd gennych yn ystod y cwestiynau i'r Prif Weinidog. Hoffwn gael mwy o eglurder ynglŷn â'r gydnabyddiaeth honno drwy'r cwestiwn hwn heddiw, a hoffwn wybod pryd y daethoch yn ymwybodol o'r honiadau y mae'r cyn-Weinidog Leighton Andrews a'r uwch gynghorydd arbennig Steve Jones wedi'u nodi - ac wedi'u nodi'n benodol. Hoffwn ddeall pwy a ymchwiliodd i'r honiadau hynny a hefyd pa gasgliadau, ac yn bwysig, pa gamau a gymerwyd gennych chi neu gan rywun a ddirprwywyd gennych i ymdrin ag unrhyw bwyntiau dilynol a oedd yn ofynnol o'r adroddiad a luniwyd ganddynt.

Trefnydd, I was alarmed to hear a few days ago that women going through miscarriages at less than 20 weeks term are being accommodated in a ward at Singleton hospital where there are no en-suite facilities. Worse still, this is a mixed ward where women in the throes of miscarrying are expected to walk past men to get to the toilets and showers, which it is claimed - I'm not sure about this - are also shared by men. This is a serious claim being made by more than one constituent, and I think it deserves being raised in this Chamber rather than through a letter. So, I'd be grateful if you would ask the health Minister if he will investigate this urgently and report back to us in a statement confirming Government policy on this.

Trefnydd, cefais fy nychryn pan glywais ychydig ddyddiau yn ôl bod menywod sy'n cael camesgoriad ar ôl bod yn feichiog am lai nag 20 wythnos yn cael eu derbyn mewn ward yn Ysbyty Singleton lle nad oes unrhyw gyfleusterau ystafell ymolchi en-suite. Yn waeth byth, mae hon yn ward gymysg lle disgwylir i fenywod sy'n cam-esgor gerdded heibio dynion i fynd i'r toiledau a'r cawodydd, ac mae honiadau - er nad wyf yn siŵr am hyn - bod y cyfleusterau hynny hefyd yn cael eu rhannu â dynion. Mae hwn yn honiad difrifol a wnaed gan fwy nag un etholwr, a chredaf ei fod yn haeddu cael ei godi yn y Siambr hon yn hytrach na thrwy lythyr. Felly, byddwn yn ddiolchgar pe byddech chi'n gofyn i'r Gweinidog iechyd a wnaiff ymchwilio i hyn ar frys ac adrodd yn ôl mewn datganiad sy'n cadarnhau polisi'r Llywodraeth ar hyn.

Yes. Families in Islwyn benefit from a number of Welsh Government programmes supporting childcare and early education, including Flying Start, the childcare offer, which is now available across Wales, and the universal entitlement to nursery education for three and four-year-olds.

Gwnaf. Mae teuluoedd yn Islwyn yn elwa ar nifer o raglenni Llywodraeth Cymru sy'n cefnogi gofal plant ac addysg gynnar, gan gynnwys Dechrau'n Deg, y cynnig gofal plant, sydd ar gael ledled Cymru erbyn hyn, a'r hawl gyffredinol i addysg feithrin i blant tair a phedair blwydd oed.