English: So we'll move on to the second item, and we will start taking evidence. We have a full day today of taking evidence on marine environment management. As a committee, we're eager to ensure that the marine environment is given prominence in the sixth Senedd, and so we will hear evidence today from stakeholders on a range of marine topics, including planning, renewable energy, consenting and licensing, evidence gaps, marine protected areas and blue carbon as well, of course. And the evidence that we receive today will help to inform the committee's work, not just directly in terms of what we hear today, but hopefully over the longer period during this Senedd term - the sixth Senedd, I should say. So, we'll start with the first panel, and I see on my screen before me that we have representatives from Natural Resources Wales, and we'll be focusing on the role and work of NRW in this context. That's what we want to do for the next hour. So, could I welcome Rhian Jardine, head of development planning and marine services; Mary Lewis, manager of sustainable places, land and sea; and Dr Jasmine Sharp, lead specialist adviser on marine regulation? So, I welcome the three of you. We'll go straight into questions, if that's okay, and I'll start by just asking you to give us some further information on the offshore renewable energy programme. Evidently it plays a very important role, but I understand that there are questions in terms of funding after March next year, and some other issues. So, an update on what's happening at present, and what the forecasts are for the longer term, would be something that the committee would appreciate. I don't know who wants to start. Yes, Rhian. Thank you.
Welsh: Felly, mi awn ni at yr ail eitem, a chychwyn derbyn tystiolaeth. Mae gennym ni ddiwrnod llawn o dderbyn tystiolaeth heddiw ar reoli'r amgylchedd morol. Rŷn ni, wrth gwrs, fel pwyllgor yn awyddus i sicrhau bod yr amgylchedd morol yn cael sylw blaenllaw yn y chweched Senedd yma, ac felly rŷn ni'n mynd i glywed tystiolaeth gan randdeiliaid ar amrywiaeth o bynciau morol, gan gynnwys cynllunio, ynni adnewyddadwy, cydsynio, trwyddedu, y bylchau mewn tystiolaeth, ardaloedd morol gwarchodedig, carbon glas hefyd, wrth gwrs, ac mi fydd yr holl dystiolaeth y byddwn ni'n ei chael heddiw yn help i lywio ein gwaith ni, nid yn unig yn uniongyrchol yn sgil yr hyn rŷn ni'n ei glywed heddiw, ond, gobeithio, dros gyfnod hirach y Senedd yma hefyd - wel, y chweched Senedd, dylwn i ddweud. Felly, mi gychwynnwn ni gyda'r panel cyntaf, a dwi'n gweld ar y sgrin o fy mlaen i fod gennym ni gynrychiolwyr o Gyfoeth Naturiol Cymru, a chanolbwyntio ar rôl a gwaith Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru yn y cyd-destun morol yma rŷn ni am wneud dros yr awr nesaf. Felly, gaf i groesawu yn arbennig Rhian Jardine, pennaeth cynllunio datblygu a gwasanaethau morol; Mary Lewis, rheolwr mannau cynaliadwy tir a môr; a Dr Jasmine Sharp, sy'n gynghorydd arbenigol arweiniol ar reoleiddio morol?Croeso i'r dair ohonoch chi. Mi awn ni yn syth i mewn i gwestiynau, os ydy hynny'n iawn gyda chi, a gwnaf gychwyn jest i ofyn i chi roi ychydig mwy o wybodaeth i ni ynglŷn â'r rhaglen ynni adnewyddadwy oddi ar y tir, yr offshore renewable energy programme. Yn amlwg, mae'n chwarae rôl bwysig iawn, ond dwi'n deall bod yna gwestiynau, efallai, ynglŷn ag ariannu ar ôl mis Mawrth flwyddyn nesaf, a rhyw bethau felly. Felly, byddai diweddariad o beth sy'n digwydd ar hyn o bryd, a beth yw'r rhagolygon yn y tymor hirach, yn rhywbeth y byddai'r pwyllgor yn ei werthfawrogi. Dwi ddim yn siŵr pwy sydd eisiau - . Rhian, ie. Rhian i ateb. Diolch.