English: Well, the answer to that is the Bill is unsatisfactory and inadequate for many reasons, most of which were explored and set out in detail yesterday by yourself, by the First Minister and by many others. What was obtained, again through hard negotiation, was a narrative that explains that that was not the intention of using the 'relates to', to actually undermine the devolution process and devolution legislation. That is some assistance insofar as it is there - it is in writing. But again, as with many of these things, it is going to be a question of trust and goodwill, and we will find out when legislation goes forward whether that is honoured. I would expect it to be honoured. I think it was made with good intent and goodwill, but we have to work on the basis in the future that that will continue. If it doesn't it will result in more matters themselves going into the Supreme Court. The point the Member made yesterday, though, was a very important one, and that is that Sewel will go onto the statute book. That is fundamentally important. In itself, it doesn't create necessarily a veto at this stage, but what it does mean is that it can't be removed. It is there. It establishes in law a convention, and over a period of time that convention becomes a fundamental part of the constitution. So, the issue of justiciability will remain in terms of what normally can and can't be done. These will be issues, I think, that will become part of our constitutional debate in the future. So, it is a step forward. As in many things, sometimes there is one step forward, two steps backwards. This I think actually is a step forward in some areas, it's a step backwards in some areas, but overall a decision had to be taken yesterday and we're aware of the decision. We now know where we are in respect to the Wales Bill, but there will be challenges and there will be difficulties.
Welsh: Wel, yr ateb i hynny yw bod y Bil yn anfoddhaol ac yn annigonol am nifer o resymau, ac archwiliwyd y rhan fwyaf ohonynt a'u nodi'n fanwl ddoe gennych chi, y Prif Weinidog a sawl un arall. Yr hyn a gafwyd, unwaith eto drwy negodi caled, oedd naratif sy'n esbonio nad tanseilio'r broses ddatganoli a deddfwriaeth ddatganoli oedd bwriad defnyddio 'perthyn i'. Mae hynny'n rhywfaint o gymorth i'r graddau ei fod yno - yn ysgrifenedig. Ond unwaith eto, fel gyda llawer o'r pethau hyn, mae'n mynd i ymwneud ag ymddiriedaeth ac ewyllys da, a chawn weld a gaiff hynny ei barchu ai peidio pan fydd y ddeddfwriaeth yn cael ei chyflwyno. Buaswn yn disgwyl iddo gael ei barchu. Credaf iddo gael ei wneud gyda bwriad ac ewyllys da, ond mae'n rhaid i ni weithio ar y sail y bydd hynny'n parhau yn y dyfodol. Os nad yw hynny'n parhau, golyga y bydd mwy o faterion yn mynd i'r Goruchaf Lys. Roedd y pwynt a wnaeth yr Aelod ddoe, fodd bynnag, yn un pwysig iawn, sef y bydd Sewel yn cyrraedd y llyfr statud. Mae hynny'n hanfodol bwysig. Nid yw hynny ynddo'i hun o reidrwydd yn creu feto ar hyn o bryd, ond golyga na ellir ei ddileu. Mae yno. Mae'n sefydlu confensiwn yn y gyfraith, a thros gyfnod o amser daw'r confensiwn hwnnw'n rhan annatod o'r cyfansoddiad. Felly, bydd mater barnadwyedd yn parhau o ran yr hyn y gellir ei wneud a'r hyn na ellir ei wneud fel arfer. Credaf y bydd y materion hyn yn dod yn rhan o'n dadleuon cyfansoddiadol yn y dyfodol. Felly, mae'n gam ymlaen. Fel gyda llawer o bethau, weithiau ceir un cam ymlaen, a dau gam yn ôl. Mewn gwirionedd, credaf fod hwn yn gam ymlaen mewn rhai meysydd, a cham yn ôl mewn meysydd eraill, ond ar y cyfan bu'n rhaid gwneud penderfyniad ddoe ac rydym yn ymwybodol o'r penderfyniad. Rydym yn gwybod bellach lle rydym mewn perthynas â Bil Cymru, ond fe fydd yna heriau ac fe fydd yna anawsterau.