English: Certainly, I would like to associate myself with all the comments made. The programme was a very difficult one to watch. It does raise questions, because we've rightly been proud of rugby as a national sport alongside football, and everybody should feel safe in the workplace, and they are absolutely abhorrent, those allegations. What has equally been abhorrent, in my view, has been the public statements to date from the WRU, which have not given me the assurances that they are taking this as seriously as they should. The fact also that there have been opportunities to address these concerns previously under the current leadership, but that hasn't seemingly happened, raises concerns in my view and does raise questions about the current leadership. I haven't had those discussions, as you have had to date, face to face with the WRU, but can I ask you: do you feel reassured that the WRU is taking these allegations seriously enough and taking decisive action? And do you feel, as I do by now, that there needs to be a change of leadership if these allegations are going to be addressed to the degree that they need to be addressed? Also, I am horrified, to be honest, that there still hasn't been a commitment to publish that report, despite you as Deputy Minister requesting that report. What has been the attitude when you have asked for that publication? Have you been given any assurances that the report will be made public? Also, given that we do donate some public funds, make them available, to the WRU, and much of it is to make sure that the sport is more inclusive, including for women, how can we be giving public funds to a body where we certainly can't assure women that the environment they will face will be a safe one and that they'll be safe from misogyny and sexism? Is this something that you're currently reviewing as well, Minister?
Welsh: Yn sicr, hoffwn gytuno â'r holl sylwadau a wnaed. Roedd y rhaglen yn un anodd iawn i'w gwylio. Mae'n codi cwestiynau, gan ein bod wedi bod yn falch iawn o rygbi fel camp genedlaethol ochr yn ochr â phêl-droed, a dylai pawb deimlo'n ddiogel yn y gweithle, ac mae'r honiadau'n gwbl wrthun. Yr hyn sydd yr un mor wrthun, yn fy marn i, yw'r datganiadau cyhoeddus hyd yn hyn gan Undeb Rygbi Cymru, gan nad ydynt wedi rhoi sicrwydd i mi eu bod yn rhoi ystyriaeth mor ddifrifol ag y dylent i'r mater. Mae'r ffaith hefyd y bu cyfleoedd i fynd i'r afael â'r pryderon hyn o dan yr arweinyddiaeth bresennol, ond nad yw hynny wedi digwydd i bob golwg, yn codi pryderon yn fy marn i, ac yn codi cwestiynau ynglŷn â'r arweinyddiaeth bresennol. Nid wyf wedi cael y trafodaethau hynny a gawsoch chi hyd yma, wyneb yn wyneb ag Undeb Rygbi Cymru, ond a gaf fi ofyn i chi: a ydych yn dawel eich meddwl fod Undeb Rygbi Cymru o ddifrif ynghylch yr honiadau hyn ac yn rhoi camau pendant ar waith? Ac a ydych yn teimlo, fel rwyf innau'n teimlo bellach, fod angen newid arweinyddiaeth os ydynt am fynd i'r afael â'r honiadau hyn i'r graddau sydd eu hangen? Hefyd, mae'n codi arswyd arnaf, a dweud y gwir, nad oes ymrwymiad wedi'i wneud o hyd i gyhoeddi'r adroddiad hwnnw, er eich bod chi, fel Dirprwy Weinidog, wedi gofyn am yr adroddiad hwnnw. Beth oedd eu hagwedd pan ofynnoch chi am y gyhoeddi hwnnw? A ydych wedi cael unrhyw sicrwydd y bydd yr adroddiad yn cael ei gyhoeddi? Hefyd, o gofio ein bod yn rhoi arian cyhoeddus i Undeb Rygbi Cymru, a bod llawer ohono'n cael ei ddarparu er mwyn sicrhau bod y gamp yn fwy cynhwysol, gan gynnwys i fenywod, sut y gallwn roi arian cyhoeddus i gorff pan na allwn roi sicrwydd i fenywod y bydd yr amgylchedd y byddant yn ei wynebu yn un diogel ac y byddant yn ddiogel rhag rhywiaeth a chasineb at fenywod? A yw hyn yn rhywbeth rydych yn ei adolygu ar hyn o bryd hefyd, Weinidog?