English: I thank the First Minister for what he's had to say; it's obviously a very difficult time for everybody. I've got some very specific questions I'd like to ask. First of all, First Minister, how will this affect hotels, many of which have taken bookings for the period twenty-third to the twenty-seventh? They assumed they were safe to do that. If hospitality is closing down completely on Christmas Day, how does that affect those hotels? They need to know now, First Minister, because if they must cancel bookings, then they must do that straight away. There will be some businesses, First Minister, for whom this opening and shutting and opening and shutting isn't sustainable. We have spoken to your Government before about the need, potentially, for long-term support to enable some businesses to hibernate into the next spring period. I know you'll be very well aware of the costs to businesses of opening and shutting, particularly of hospitality businesses. Can Government give further consideration to how that medium-term support for those businesses that might prefer to hibernate, rather than open and shut, might be provided? When does he think he might be able to give any idea to those businesses who do want to reopen of what that kind of timescale might be? I do appreciate, First Minister, that it's all down to how the virus behaves and we can't predict that, but it is difficult for businesses if they don't know whether they're looking at reopening in mid January, no consideration of that being possible until the end of January. Can he give them any other guidance? And finally, with regard to what he said today about only two households meeting in Wales for Christmas, can he just clarify for us - is that advice from the Welsh Government now, is that guidance, or will that be law? Because I think, as you said, First Minister, in response to a number of people already today, it's really important that people understand what's required of them. He'll forgive me, I'm sure, but I'm not sure in my own mind by what you've said so far, if we're talking here about advice, strongly-worded advice, guidance, which is more formal but if you break it, you're not breaking the law, or an actual legal requirement.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Prif Weinidog am yr hyn a oedd ganddo i'w ddweud; mae'n amlwg yn gyfnod anodd iawn i bawb. Mae gennyf rai cwestiynau penodol iawn yr hoffwn eu gofyn. Yn gyntaf oll, Brif Weinidog, sut y bydd hyn yn effeithio ar westai, gyda llawer ohonynt wedi cymryd archebion am y cyfnod rhwng 23 a 27 Rhagfyr. Roeddent yn tybio eu bod yn ddiogel i wneud hynny. Os yw lletygarwch yn cau'n llwyr ar Ddydd Nadolig, sut y mae hynny'n effeithio ar y gwestai hynny? Mae angen iddynt wybod nawr, Brif Weinidog, oherwydd os oes rhaid iddynt ganslo archebion, mae'n rhaid iddynt wneud hynny ar unwaith. Brif Weinidog, ni fydd yr agor a chau, agor a chau hwn yn gynaliadwy i rai busnesau. Rydym wedi siarad â'ch Llywodraeth o'r blaen am yr angen, o bosibl, am gefnogaeth hirdymor i alluogi rhai busnesau gael seibiant tan gyfnod y gwanwyn. Rwy'n gwybod y byddwch chi'n ymwybodol iawn o'r costau i fusnesau o agor a chau, yn enwedig busnesau lletygarwch. A all y Llywodraeth roi ystyriaeth bellach i sut y gellir darparu'r cymorth hwnnw yn y tymor canolig i fusnesau y gallai fod yn well ganddynt gael seibiant dros y gaeaf, yn hytrach nag agor a chau? Pryd y mae'n meddwl y gallai roi unrhyw syniad i fusnesau sydd am ailagor o'r math o amserlen a allai eu hwynebu? Brif Weinidog, rwy'n derbyn bod y cyfan yn dibynnu ar sut y mae'r feirws yn ymddwyn ac ni allwn ragweld hynny, ond mae'n anodd i fusnesau os nad ydynt yn gwybod a ydynt yn edrych ar ailagor ganol mis Ionawr, fod dim ystyriaeth o hynny'n bosibl tan ddiwedd mis Ionawr. A all roi unrhyw arweiniad arall iddynt? Ac yn olaf, o ran yr hyn a ddywedodd heddiw am ddim ond dwy aelwyd yn cyfarfod yng Nghymru ar gyfer y Nadolig, a all egluro i ni - ai cyngor gan Lywodraeth Cymru yw hwnnw nawr, ai arweiniad, neu ai dyna fydd y gyfraith? Oherwydd fel y dywedoch chi, rwy'n credu, mewn ymateb i nifer o bobl eisoes heddiw, Brif Weinidog, mae'n bwysig iawn fod pobl yn deall yr hyn y mae gofyn iddynt eu wneud. Fe wnaiff faddau i mi, rwy'n siŵr, ond nid wyf yn siŵr yn fy meddwl fy hun beth rydych wedi'i ddweud hyd yn hyn, a ydym yn siarad yma am gyngor, cyngor wedi'i eirio'n gryf, arweiniad sy'n fwy ffurfiol ond os byddwch yn ei dorri, nid ydych y torri'r gyfraith, neu ofyniad cyfreithiol go iawn.