English: Thank you, Chair. There's one thing that you need to clear up for us today, First Minister - this confusion about the walk-ins for the boosters. Your Minister said that there would be no walk-ins, but that there would be groups that would be prioritised. But, as she said that, Members of the Senedd were receiving e-mails from health boards to say that there would be walk-ins, and GPs were advertising on social media that there would be an opportunity to go in for boosters. So, I think we need clarity on what the arrangements are, or at least what you hope the arrangements will be, because there is a difference at the moment between what the Government is saying and what is happening on the ground. And, connected to that, to pick up on what you said about people not turning up for appointments and so on, a great deal of what I hear on the ground is that people have perhaps decided now to self-isolate and so they need to get in touch to say that they can't have the booster, or that people have caught COVID and they can't have the booster for a month or however long needs to pass, but they can't get through on the phones to change the appointment or to cancel or to let people know that they won't be able to attend. That is something that has caused a great deal of concern for people. One person said to me that it took three days for them to get through to change their appointment. We appreciate that the system is working under a great deal of pressure and that there's a huge surge of interest in the booster programme at the moment, but the system clearly isn't working as it should be, is it?
Welsh: Diolch, Cadeirydd. Mae un peth mae angen ichi glirio lan inni heddiw, Brif Weinidog, os gallwch chi - y dryswch yma ynglŷn â'r walk-ins ar gyfer y boosters. Roedd eich Gweinidog chi'r wythnos yma'n dweud nad oedd yna walk-ins, bod yna grwpiau'n mynd i gael eu blaenoriaethu. Ond, wrth ei bod hi'n dweud hynny, mi oedd Aelodau o'r Senedd yn derbyn e-byst gan fyrddau iechyd yn dweud y byddai yna walk-ins, a hefyd roedd GPs yn hysbysebu ar y cyfryngau cymdeithasol, 'Dewch. Mae yna ddiwrnod gyda ni yfory, dewch i gael eich booster', ac yn y blaen. Felly, mae angen eglurder, dwi'n credu, ynglŷn â beth yw'r drefn, neu o leiaf beth yw'r drefn rŷch chi'n gobeithio fydd yn cael ei rhoi yn ei lle, achos ar hyn o bryd mae yna wahaniaeth rhwng beth mae'r Llywodraeth yn dweud a beth sy'n digwydd ar lawr gwlad. Ac yn gysylltiedig â hynny, i bigo lan ar beth roeddech chi'n ei ddweud gynnau am bobl ddim yn troi lan ar gyfer apwyntiadau ac yn y blaen, lot o beth dwi'n ei glywed o lawr gwlad yw bod pobl, efallai, wedi penderfynu nawr i ynysu a so maen nhw angen cysylltu i ddweud nad ydyn nhw'n gallu dod i gael y booster, neu mae pobl wedi cael COVID ac felly'n methu â chael y booster am efallai fis neu faint bynnag o amser sydd angen pasio, ond maen nhw jest yn methu â chael drwyddo ar y ffôn i newid yr apwyntiad neu i ganslo neu i hysbysu fyddan nhw ddim yn gallu dod. Nawr, mae hynny'n rhywbeth sydd wedi peri tipyn o ofid i bobl, eu bod nhw jest yn methu. Mae yna un person wedi dweud wrthyf ei bod hi wedi cymryd tridiau iddyn nhw i gael drwyddo i newid yr apwyntiad. Felly, rŷn ni'n gwerthfawrogi bod y system yn gweithredu o dan straen aruthrol a bod yna surge aruthrol o ddiddordeb ar hyn o bryd, ond yn amlwg dyw'r system ddim yn gweithio fel y dylai hi, nac yw?