English: Well, Llywydd, it's not a matter of confidence at all; it's a matter of political choice. Now, the Member has his political preference, as does his party, and that's absolutely legitimate and of course there will be a campaign for that, but there are other possibilities for Wales as well. And, in the paper that we will discuss later this afternoon, I have set out the future for Wales as this Government and this party would see it. And it is not a matter of confidence; it is a matter about how people are able to articulate different possibilities for the future. For me, Wales's future is best secured as a successful member of both a successful United Kingdom and a successful European Union. I believe that both unions are right for Wales. Let's have the debate - the debate is the nature of politics, and of course we should have it. In the document that we will talk about later, we propose, as the twentieth point of 20, that there should be a constitutional convention. I believe that the focus of the constitutional convention should be how to make the UK work better in the future - how to make sure that the UK goes on being a successful entity in which Wales plays its successful part. But, if you have a constitutional convention, and particularly if you have one that involves citizens, as well as those people who currently play a part in it, then there'll be that opportunity for people to contribute their ideas, to debate alternative propositions. To go back to the point that the Member made at the start: debate, discussion and democratic resolution is the right way to resolve these matters.
Welsh: Wel, Llywydd, nid yw'n fater o hyder o gwbl; mae'n fater o ddewis gwleidyddol. Nawr, mae gan yr Aelod ei ddewis gwleidyddol, ac felly hefyd ei blaid, ac mae hynny'n gwbl deg ac wrth gwrs bydd ymgyrch dros hynny, ond mae posibiliadau eraill i Gymru hefyd. Ac, yn y papur y byddwn ni'n ei drafod yn ddiweddarach y prynhawn yma, rwyf i wedi nodi'r dyfodol i Gymru fel y byddai'r Llywodraeth hon a'r blaid hon yn ei weld. Ac nid mater o hyder ydyw; mae'n fater o sut y gall pobl fynegi gwahanol bosibiliadau ar gyfer y dyfodol. I mi, y ffordd orau o sicrhau dyfodol Cymru yw fel aelod llwyddiannus o Deyrnas Unedig lwyddiannus ac Undeb Ewropeaidd llwyddiannus. Credaf fod y ddau undeb yn iawn i Gymru. Gadewch inni gael y ddadl - y ddadl yw natur gwleidyddiaeth, a dylem ni ei chael, wrth gwrs. Yn y ddogfen y byddwn ni'n siarad amdani yn ddiweddarach, rydym ni'n cynnig, fel yr ugeinfed pwynt o 20, y dylid cael confensiwn cyfansoddiadol. Credaf mai pwyslais y confensiwn cyfansoddiadol ddylai fod sut i wneud i'r DU weithio'n well yn y dyfodol - sut i sicrhau bod y DU yn parhau i fod yn endid llwyddiannus y mae Cymru'n chwarae ei rhan lwyddiannus ynddi. Ond, os oes gennych chi gonfensiwn cyfansoddiadol, ac yn enwedig os oes gennych chi un sy'n cynnwys dinasyddion, yn ogystal â'r bobl hynny sy'n chwarae rhan ynddo ar hyn o bryd, yna bydd y cyfle hwnnw ar gael i bobl gyfrannu eu syniadau, i ddadlau dros gynigion eraill. I fynd yn ôl at y pwynt a wnaeth yr aelod ar y dechrau: dadl, trafodaeth a phenderfyniad democrataidd yw'r ffordd iawn o ddatrys y materion hyn.