English: First Minister, I'm very grateful for the fact that you mentioned a number of key points, the first one being workers' rights, and my concern is that already we are hearing UK Government Ministers talking almost with glee about the possibilities of deregulation and changing standards, contrary to all the promises that were made. The second point you made in your statement, which I think is vitally important, was raising the issue of EU citizens living within the UK. Over Christmas, I was looking at my late father's papers from when he came to this country after the war. He had an alien certificate that he had to produce every time he moved somewhere, every time he sought work, that he had to produce when he got married, and I remember as a child the policemen coming around every Saturday to check where he was and that everything was in order. It just seemed to me - . Is this the sort of society we're moving backward to, when you look at the sorts of terms that are being set for EU citizens - people who've made a decent contribution to our society and what will be required of them? I find that really quite offensive. Can I also ask about the issue of the relationship that we are seeking to develop in terms of EU institutions in the event that we do leave the EU, and what plans are in place to actually generate those and to create those? Can I also ask about what assurances you've been given still about the shared prosperity fund and the funding that would be due to come to us - the so-called 'Brexit dividend'? Has any assurance whatsoever actually been given in that respect, even this late in the day? And then, one final point: isn't the constitutional crux of the situation this? When Paul Davies, leader of the Conservatives said nothing could be further from the truth that the UK Government was putting the interests of the Tory Party ahead of the interests of the country, when you have a Government that has no majority, a Government that has no mandate, a Government that no longer has any legitimacy beyond how much money it can drive the Northern Ireland MPs with, doesn't that indicate that you have a Government that is now effectively totally without any basis for its continuation, and that any decent Government, any Government that put the interest of the country first, would say, 'This is the situation we're in, we have to now go back to the people for a new mandate'? And probably the most effective way of that would be through a general election or whatever.
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, rwy'n ddiolchgar iawn am y ffaith y gwnaethoch chi sôn am nifer o bwyntiau allweddol, yr un cyntaf oedd hawliau gweithwyr, a fy mhryder i yw ein bod ni eisoes yn clywed Gweinidogion Llywodraeth y DU yn sôn yn llawen bron am y posibiliadau o ddadreoleiddio a newid safonau, yn groes i'r addewidion a wnaed. Roedd yr ail bwynt a wnaethoch chi yn eich datganiad, yr wyf innau'n credu sy'n hanfodol bwysig, oedd mater dinasyddion yr UE yn byw yn y DU. Dros y Nadolig, roeddwn i'n edrych ar bapurau fy nhad pan ddaeth i'r wlad hon ar ôl y rhyfel. Roedd ganddo dystysgrif estron y bu'n rhaid iddo ei dangos bob tro yr oedd yn symud i rywle, bob tro yr oedd yn ceisio am waith, yr oedd yn rhaid iddo ei dangos pan briododd, ac rwy'n cofio, pan oeddwn i'n blentyn, y plismyn yn dod bob dydd Sadwrn i weld lle'r oedd e a bod popeth mewn trefn. Roedd hi'n ymddangos i mi - . Ai dyma'r math o gymdeithas yr ydym ni'n dychwelyd ati hi, pan edrychwch chi ar y math o delerau sy'n cael eu gosod ar gyfer dinasyddion yr UE - pobl sydd wedi gwneud cyfraniad teilwng i'n cymdeithas, beth fydd yn ofynnol iddyn nhw ei wneud? Rwy'n gweld hynny mewn gwirionedd yn eithaf sarhaus. A gaf i hefyd holi am y berthynas yr ydym ni'n ceisio ei datblygu o ran sefydliadau'r UE pe baem ni'n gadael yr UE, a pha gynlluniau sydd ar waith i gynhyrchu'r rheini mewn gwirionedd ac i'w creu nhw? A gaf i hefyd ofyn ynghylch pa sicrwydd a roddwyd ichi eto am y gronfa ffyniant gyffredin a'r cyllid a fyddai'n dod i'n rhan - y 'difidend Brexit' fel y'i gelwir? A roddwyd unrhyw sicrwydd o gwbl mewn gwirionedd yn hynny o beth, hyd yn oed mor hwyr yn y dydd â hyn? Ac yna, un sylw terfynol: onid craidd cyfansoddiadol y sefyllfa yw hyn? Pan ddywedodd Paul Davies, arweinydd y Ceidwadwyr, na allai dim bod ymhellach o'r gwir na bod Llywodraeth y DU yn rhoi buddiannau'r Blaid Dorïaidd o flaen buddiannau'r wlad, pan fo gennych chi Lywodraeth sydd â dim mwyafrif, Llywodraeth sydd â dim mandad, Llywodraeth nad oes ag unrhyw gyfreithlondeb mwyach y tu hwnt i faint o arian y gall hi ddefnyddio i ddylanwadu ar Aelodau Seneddol Gogledd Iwerddon, onid yw hynny'n awgrymu bod gennych chi Lywodraeth sy'n awr i bob diben yn gwbl amddifad o unrhyw sail ar gyfer ei pharhad, ac y byddai unrhyw Lywodraeth gwerth ei halen, unrhyw Lywodraeth sy'n rhoi lles y wlad yn gyntaf, byddai'n dweud, 'Dyma'r sefyllfa yr ydym ni ynddi, mae'n rhaid inni yn awr fynd yn ôl at y bobl am fandad newydd'? Ac mae'n debyg mai'r ffordd fwyaf effeithiol o wneud hynny fyddai drwy etholiad cyffredinol neu beth bynnag.