English: Thank you, Dirprwy Lywydd. Minister, could I also thank you for the actions you've taken as a Welsh Government to fill some of the gaps that the UK Government's business support created? It's important that we manage those businesses that are in those gaps, but as you rightly pointed out, there are still some gaps. You've answered many questions I would have wanted to raise for my colleagues on those, so I'll stick to just two points. One: there are many businesses that were supplying or had clients in both the hospitality and leisure industries, but are not directly themselves in those industries. Because their clients are no longer there, they are now losing income, and therefore they are struggling, and they were not included in the rate support or any aspect of the business support. Will you look particularly at those types of businesses to ensure that they're not getting lost? Because they were very productive in 2019, they will need to be there in 2021, and we don't want to see those types of businesses being lost as a consequence of their clients being supported, but them not being supported. That's one. And secondly, clearly, I have a very keen interest in the steel industry, as you know. It appears that the coronavirus business interruption loan scheme aspect of the UK Government also is not going to include the steel sector in that. Will you meet with the UK Government, Minister, to see what can be done for industries such as Tata and others who are perhaps in the larger sector of the economy, but are struggling again because their clients are not having demand for steel as a consequence of the actions, and they're going to struggle? So they will be needing some support, but again, they are again falling outside the criteria. So we look at the UK Government agenda on that, because that is a business support question for the UK Government, but you need to press the case for that sector in Wales.
Welsh: Diolch, Ddirprwy Lywydd. Weinidog, a gaf fi hefyd ddiolch i chi am y camau a roddwyd ar waith gennych fel Llywodraeth Cymru i lenwi rhai o'r bylchau a grëwyd gan gymorth busnes Llywodraeth y DU? Mae'n bwysig ein bod yn rheoli'r busnesau yn y bylchau hynny, ond fel y nodwyd yn gywir gennych, ceir rhai bylchau o hyd. Rydych wedi ateb llawer o gwestiynau y byddwn wedi dymuno eu codi i fy nghyd-Aelodau ar y rheini, felly fe gadwaf at ddau bwynt yn unig. Un: ceir llawer o fusnesau a oedd yn cyflenwi neu a oedd â chleientiaid yn y diwydiannau lletygarwch a hamdden, ond nid ydynt yn y diwydiannau hynny'n uniongyrchol eu hunain. Gan nad yw eu cleientiaid yno bellach, maent yn colli incwm, ac felly maent yn ei chael hi'n anodd, ac ni chawsant eu cynnwys yn y cymorth ardrethi nac unrhyw agwedd ar y cymorth busnes. A wnewch chi edrych yn benodol ar y mathau hynny o fusnesau i sicrhau nad ydynt yn mynd ar goll? Oherwydd roeddent yn gynhyrchiol iawn yn 2019, bydd angen iddynt fod yno yn 2021, ac nid ydym am weld y mathau hynny o fusnesau'n cael eu colli o ganlyniad i gefnogi eu cleientiaid, a hwythau ddim yn cael eu cefnogi. Dyna un. Ac yn ail, yn amlwg, mae gennyf ddiddordeb brwd iawn yn y diwydiant dur, fel y gwyddoch. Mae'n ymddangos nad yw cynllun benthyciadau tarfu ar fusnes yn sgil y coronafeirws Llywodraeth y DU yn mynd i gynnwys y sector dur yn hynny. A wnewch chi gyfarfod â Llywodraeth y DU, Weinidog, i weld beth y gellir ei wneud ar gyfer diwydiannau fel Tata ac eraill sydd efallai yn sector mwy yn yr economi, ond sy'n cael trafferth eto am nad oes galw gan eu cleientiaid am ddur o ganlyniad i'r camau gweithredu, ac maent yn mynd i'w chael hi'n anodd? Felly, bydd angen rhywfaint o gymorth arnynt, ond unwaith eto, maent y tu allan i'r meini prawf. Felly, edrychwn ar agenda Llywodraeth y DU ar hynny, oherwydd mae hwnnw'n gwestiwn cymorth busnes i Lywodraeth y DU, ond mae angen i chi ddadlau'r achos dros y sector hwnnw yng Nghymru.