English: Well, there are certain areas of work relevant in any scenario. For example, the UK Government has now said that they intend to put checks on goods entering the country. So, that is a new level of process and an additional cost. So, work on border checks and the implications of that - . We are familiar with this from the negotiations at the end of last year in terms of food, medications and other core goods. There is work in terms of programming and sectoral preparation. So, that work is applicable whatever the scenario. But what I would say, in terms of our general dealings with the UK Government on preparedness, is that nothing has been happening centrally through the Cabinet Office since January. There has been a certain amount happening at the portfolio level, where relationships are relatively good, but where we had work in train last year, that is to say a central structure ensuring that all of the information was gathered and disseminated in a systematic manner - of course, there were problems there too, but at least the structures were in place - but that hasn't been happening for four months, and that's four months that we'll never get back. So, that has been time lost in terms of these preparations. Whatever your view on Brexit, then that certainly isn't acceptable. Now, in terms of the JMC (EN) negotiations, we were given a hint that that was about to improve. So, there's been an invitation for officials to join a new committee that's been created, and we have had at least some sort of broad idea of the areas of work that the UK Government is focusing on so that then we have an opportunity to work on those where they affect Wales. But we need far more detail on that. They have said that that's on its way, and I hope that they do deliver on that.
Welsh: Wel, mae rhai meysydd gwaith yn berthnasol mewn unrhyw senario. Hynny yw, mae Llywodraeth y Deyrnas Gyfunol nawr wedi dweud eu bod yn bwriadu dodi checks ar y nwyddau sydd yn dod mewn. Felly, mae hynny'n lefel newydd o angen, fe petai, o broses, o gost. Felly, mae gwaith ar tsieciau ar y ffin; gwaith ar oblygiadau hynny o ran - wel, rŷn ni'n gyfarwydd â hyn o'r trafodaethau ar ddiwedd llynedd - bwyd a meddyginiaethau a nwyddau craidd eraill; gwaith ar sail rhaglenni a gwaith ar sail paratoadau sectorau. Felly, mae'r gwaith hynny'n gymwys ar gyfer unrhyw senario. Beth fuaswn i'n dweud, o ran ymwneud yn gyffredinol gyda Llywodraeth y Deyrnas Gyfunol ynglŷn â pharatoi, yw bod dim wedi bod yn digwydd ar lefel ganolog drwy'r Cabinet Office ers mis Ionawr. Hynny yw, mae rhywfaint wedi bod yn digwydd ar lefel portffolio, ble mae'r perthnasau yn weddol, ond fel oedd gyda ni ar y gweill llynedd, hynny yw, strwythur canolog yn sicrhau bod y wybodaeth i gyd yn cael ei chasglu a'i rhannu mewn ffordd systematig - roedd sialensiau yn hynny hefyd, ond o leiaf roedd y strwythur mewn lle - dyw hynny ddim wedi bod yn digwydd am bedwar mis. Nawr, dyna bedwar mis nad ydyn ni byth yn mynd i gael yn ôl. Felly, mae hynny wedi bod yn colli amser yn y paratoadau yma. Beth bynnag yw eich safbwynt chi ar Brexit, dyw hynny, yn sicr, ddim yn dderbyniol. Yn y trafodaethau yn y JMC (EN), gwnaethom ni gael syniad bod hynny ar fin gwella. Felly, mae gwahoddiad wedi dod i swyddogion i ymuno â phwyllgor newydd sydd wedi ei greu, ac rŷn ni wedi cael o leiaf rhyw fath o syniad bras o'r meysydd gwaith y mae Llywodraeth y Deyrnas Gyfunol yn ei wneud fel bod gyda ni gyfle wedyn i ymwneud â'r rheini lle maen nhw'n effeithio ar Gymru hefyd, felly. Ond mae angen lot fwy o fanylion ar hynny. Maen nhw wedi dweud bod hynny ar y ffordd, ond gobeithio y bydd hynny'n digwydd.