English: I'm obviously aware of the XO meetings that are chaired by Michael Gove, which ministerial colleagues either attend or telephone into, and we are working through those recommendations. You'll be very aware that my department, as I said, has got 74 live Brexit preparedness projects; 47 of them are primarily DEFRA-led, and 8 are led by BEIS. I think it's fair to say that officials and I have very good working relations with DEFRA; with BEIS not so much. You will have heard my colleague Ken Skates refer to the fact that a meeting that we've long waited for, which should have gone ahead on Monday in London, has now been pulled, just this morning. So, I think BEIS need to step up now and have that same quadrilateral ability to get to grips with many of the issues. In relation to haulage, that's something that's within the portfolio of Ken Skates, and he will have heard you ask about the number of that 88,000. I don't have those numbers, but I will ask the Minister to update you on that. Veterinary medicine is obviously something that is very important and something that the agricultural sector in particular are very concerned about, and I've had those discussions with the farming unions. Again, listening to some of your comments around confidence in the meat sector, both the unions, both the NFU and the FUW - and I'm meeting with them tomorrow; I have my next stakeholder round-table meeting tomorrow - that's not the feeling that they have. I think they're really, really concerned about the market for sheep meat going forward. I haven't seen the detail that you were talking about in relation to Boulogne, but obviously much of our shellfish goes to Spain, for instance, and certainly we have some real concerns around fisheries. I mentioned the bureaucracy that we think will come in. We don't want shellfish to be spoiled. We're used to our shellfish being caught and being exported within a very close period of time, and being served on plates in restaurants in southern Spain, for instance. So I think it's something that we are concerned about. The fact that we will need catch certificates, the fact that we will need export health certificates is something that the sector will have to plan for. I am concerned, too, around the well-being of our fishers. We haven't been able to engage with them, I think, in the way we have with the agricultural sector because there were so many charities already there that are helping us with the well-being of our farmers. So we have set up the charity partnership I referred to in my statement to do that. In relation to the vets, we have taken on I think it's an extra 90 vets, particularly looking at the health certification. So, I had some funding from the EU transition fund to recruit that. In relation to abattoirs, I don't think we have a concern about - . You referred to hundreds of vets being trained; well again, that's not the impression that I have. We are concerned because so many, a very high percentage, of our vets are EU nationals, and we are concerned that they will leave to return home. Yesterday, I was in Dublin for the ocean energy conference, but I had a meeting, I took the opportunity to meet with Dawn Meats/Dunbia, and clearly they are very concerned about how they are going to employ the number of EU nationals that have left their employment. I think they referred to about 50 having left in recent times, and it's very, very hard to recruit, and they are very concerned about recruitment. In relation to your questions about the sheep sector, I've made it very clear to DEFRA, and they accept that if there is a 'no deal', the sheep sector will need support. We have worked very hard on joint policy with DEFRA and with the Scottish Government, and with Northern Ireland, to come forward with a scheme. We think it's really important that a scheme is - . So, we have common action to be taken across all the administrations to provide the support that's needed. We don't want to create distortions of competition between different parts of the UK, but of course the most important thing in relation to that is that we do get that funding from the UK Treasury, and Members will have heard me say many times that, unfortunately, we haven't had that commitment. I don't have the funding in my budget and any new intervention would require additional funding from the UK Government. We need to get that assurance from Treasury, and we'll continue to work for that.
Welsh: Yn amlwg, rwy'n ymwybodol o'r cyfarfodydd XO sy'n cael eu cadeirio gan Michael Gove, y mae fy nghyd-Weinidogion naill ai'n eu mynychu neu'n cyfrannu iddynt dros y ffôn, ac rydym ni'n gweithio drwy'r argymhellion hynny. Byddwch chi'n ymwybodol iawn bod gan fy adran i, fel y dywedais i, 74 o brosiectau parodrwydd Brexit byw; mae 47 ohonyn nhw yn cael eu harwain yn bennaf gan DEFRA, ac mae 8 yn cael eu harwain gan BEIS. Credaf ei bod yn deg dweud bod gan fy swyddogion a minnau berthynas waith dda iawn â DEFRA; ac â BEIS ddim cystal. Byddwch chi wedi clywed fy nghyd-Aelod Ken Skates yn cyfeirio at y ffaith bod cyfarfod yr ydym ni wedi bod yn aros yn hir amdano, a ddylai fod wedi digwydd ddydd Llun yn Llundain, wedi cael ei ganslo, dim ond y bore yma. Felly, rwyf yn credu bod angen i BEIS gamu ymlaen yn awr a bod â'r un gallu pedairochrog hwnnw i fynd i'r afael â llawer o'r materion. O ran cludo nwyddau, mae hynny'n rhywbeth sydd yn rhan o bortffolio Ken Skates, a bydd wedi eich clywed yn holi am nifer y 88,000 hwnnw. Nid yw'r niferoedd hynny gennyf, ond gofynnaf i'r Gweinidog roi'r wybodaeth ddiweddaraf ichi am hynny. Yn amlwg, mae meddyginiaeth filfeddygol yn rhywbeth sy'n bwysig iawn ac yn rhywbeth y mae'r sector amaethyddol yn arbennig yn bryderus iawn yn ei chylch, ac rwyf wedi cael y trafodaethau hynny gydag undebau'r ffermwyr. Unwaith eto, o wrando ar rai o'ch sylwadau ynghylch hyder yn y sector cig, yr undebau, yr NFU ac Undeb Amaethwyr Cymru - ac rwy'n cwrdd â nhw yfory; mae gennyf i fy nghyfarfod bord gron nesaf ar gyfer rhanddeiliaid yfory - nid dyna yw eu teimlad nhw. Rwy'n credu eu bod yn wirioneddol bryderus am y farchnad ar gyfer cig dafad yn y dyfodol. Nid wyf wedi gweld y manylion yr oeddech chi'n sôn amdanynt o ran Boulogne, ond mae'n amlwg bod llawer o'n pysgod cregyn yn mynd i Sbaen, er enghraifft, ac yn sicr mae gennym ni rai pryderon gwirioneddol ynghylch pysgodfeydd. Soniais am y fiwrocratiaeth yr ydym ni o'r farn y caiff ei chyflwyno. Nid ydym eisiau i bysgod cregyn gael eu difetha. Rydym wedi arfer â'n pysgod cregyn yn cael eu dal a'u hallforio o fewn cyfnod cyfyng iawn, ac yn cael eu gweini ar blatiau mewn bwytai yn ne Sbaen, er enghraifft. Felly credaf ei fod yn rhywbeth yr ydym ni yn pryderu yn ei gylch. Mae'r ffaith y bydd angen tystysgrifau dalfeydd arnom ni, y ffaith y bydd angen tystysgrifau iechyd allforio arnom ni yn rhywbeth y bydd yn rhaid i'r sector gynllunio ar ei gyfer. Rwy'n bryderus, hefyd, ynghylch lles ein pysgotwyr. Ni chredaf ein bod wedi gallu ymgysylltu â nhw, yn y ffordd yr ydym ni wedi â'r sector amaethyddol oherwydd bod cymaint o elusennau yno'n barod sy'n ein helpu ni gyda lles ein ffermwyr. Felly, rydym ni wedi sefydlu'r bartneriaeth elusennau y cyfeiriais ati yn fy natganiad er mwyn cyflawni hynny. O ran y milfeddygon, rydym ni'n credu bod 90 o filfeddygon ychwanegol, o ystyried yr ardystiad iechyd yn enwedig. Felly, cefais rywfaint o arian o gronfa bontio'r UE i recriwtio'r rhai hynny. O ran lladd-dai, nid wyf yn credu bod gennym ni bryder ynghylch - . Fe wnaethoch chi gyfeirio at gannoedd o filfeddygon yn cael eu hyfforddi; eto, nid dyna yw fy argraff i. Rydym ni yn pryderu oherwydd bod cynifer, canran uchel iawn, o'n milfeddygon yn wladolion yr UE, ac rydym ni'n pryderu y byddan nhw yn gadael i ddychwelyd adref. Ddoe, roeddwn i yn Nulyn ar gyfer cynhadledd ynni'r cefnfor, ond cefais gyfarfod, manteisiais ar y cyfle i gwrdd â Dawn Meats/Dunbia, ac mae'n amlwg eu bod yn pryderu'n fawr am sut y maen nhw yn mynd i gyflogi'r nifer o wladolion yr UE sydd wedi gadael eu swyddi. Credaf iddynt gyfeirio at y ffaith bod tua 50 wedi gadael yn diweddar, ac mae'n hynod anodd recriwtio, ac maen nhw yn bryderus iawn am recriwtio. O ran eich cwestiynau am y sector defaid, rwyf wedi ei gwneud yn glir iawn i DEFRA, ac maen nhw'n derbyn y bydd angen cymorth ar y sector defaid os bydd Brexit heb gytundeb. Rydym ni wedi gweithio'n galed iawn ar bolisi ar y cyd gyda DEFRA a gyda Llywodraeth yr Alban, a gyda Gogledd Iwerddon, i gyflwyno cynllun. Rydym ni o'r farn ei bod hi'n bwysig iawn bod cynllun yn - . Felly, mae gennym ni gamau gweithredu cyffredin i'w cymryd hyd a lled yr holl weinyddiaethau i ddarparu'r cymorth sydd ei angen. Nid ydym ni eisiau aflunio cystadleuaeth rhwng gwahanol rannau o'r DU, ond wrth gwrs y peth pwysicaf o ran hynny yw ein bod yn cael yr arian hwnnw gan Drysorlys y DU, a bydd Aelodau wedi fy nghlywed i'n dweud sawl gwaith, yn anffodus, nid ydym wedi cael yr ymrwymiad hwnnw. Nid yw'r cyllid gennyf yn fy nghyllideb a byddai unrhyw ymyriad newydd yn gofyn am arian ychwanegol gan Lywodraeth y DU. Mae angen inni gael y sicrwydd hwnnw gan y Trysorlys, a byddwn ni'n parhau i weithio dros hynny.