English: If I could, First Minister - I'm grateful to you for your statement this afternoon - continue the theme of business support. Many people, of course, welcome what you've said over the last few days, and welcome the sense of personal responsibility and that tone that you've introduced into the public debate on this, but I hear from a lot of small businesses and self-employed people who are very, very anxious to find the balance between maintaining their businesses, maintaining employment, maintaining the services they provide to local people, but also being able to do that in a safe way through these extremely difficult times. The chaos that we've seen in Westminster over the last few days - the Prime Minister saying that furlough was available yesterday, being told by his Ministers today that he was wrong yesterday - means that, as we speak today, we don't know what the policy of the Treasury is, and whether they've told the Prime Minister what his policy is. So, we need some coherence and some sense of seamless support for people, and the ERF support from the Welsh Government has offered that. I think many of us would be grateful to see that ERF support reopened and available to businesses as soon as possible. The second point, First Minister, is this: you've just answered Adam Price on the issue of test and trace, and for me it's one of the great successes, if you like, of how the Government has dealt with this. I think it's fair to say that the Government has spent something like £102 million in Wales on it, which represents £32 per head, and is reaching 80 per cent and 90 per cent of the people it needs to. Across the border in England, where it's been privatised, of course, they're spending £12 billion, £1,700 per head, and not reaching the same number of people. So, that demonstrates the power of values in action. It demonstrates the power of the public sector - health boards, the Welsh Government and local government - working together. Can you perhaps explain to us, First Minister, your vision of how test and trace will provide us with an opportunity to control the transmission of the virus, to break the transmission of the virus, and to allow us to have regulations that recognise that test and trace is able, through its power, to ensure that we're able to control the spread of the virus? Thank you very much, Presiding Officer.
Welsh: Os caf i, Prif Weinidog - rwy'n ddiolchgar ichi am eich datganiad chi'r prynhawn yma - barhau â thema cymorth i fusnesau. Mae llawer o bobl, wrth gwrs, yn croesawu'r hyn yr ydych chi wedi ei ddweud dros y dyddiau diwethaf, ac yn croesawu'r ymdeimlad o gyfrifoldeb personol a'r ysbryd hwnnw yr ydych chi wedi ei gyflwyno i'r ddadl gyhoeddus ynglŷn â hyn, ond rwyf i'n clywed gan lawer o fusnesau bach a phobl hunangyflogedig sy'n awyddus iawn i ddod o hyd i'r cydbwysedd rhwng cynnal eu busnesau, cynnal cyflogaeth, cynnal y gwasanaethau y maen nhw'n eu darparu i bobl leol, ond i wneud hynny mewn ffordd sy'n ddiogel drwy'r cyfnod anodd iawn hwn hefyd. Mae'r anhrefn a welsom ni yn San Steffan dros y dyddiau diwethaf - y Prif Weinidog yno'n dweud ddoe bod ffyrlo ar gael, a hwnnw'n cael gwybod gan ei Weinidogion heddiw ei fod wedi gwneud camgymeriad ddoe - yn golygu, wrth inni siarad heddiw, nad ydym yn gwybod beth yw polisi'r Trysorlys, ac a ydyn nhw wedi dweud wrth Brif Weinidog y DU eto beth yw eu polisi nhw. Felly, mae angen rhywfaint o gydlyniad yn ogystal ag ymdeimlad o gefnogaeth ddi-dor i bobl, ac mae cefnogaeth y gronfa cadernid economaidd gan Lywodraeth Cymru wedi cynnig hynny. Rwyf i o'r farn y byddai llawer ohonom ni'n ddiolchgar o weld cymorth gan y gronfa cadernid economaidd yn ailddechrau ac ar gael i fusnesau cyn gynted â phosibl. Yr ail bwynt, Prif Weinidog, yw hwn: rydych chi newydd ateb Adam Price ynglŷn â mater profi ac olrhain, ac mae'n hwnnw'n un o lwyddiannau mawr, os mynnwch chi, y ffordd y mae'r Llywodraeth wedi ymdrin â hyn. Rwy'n credu ei bod hi'n deg dweud bod y Llywodraeth wedi gwario tua £102 miliwn yng Nghymru ar hyn, sy'n cynrychioli £32 y pen, ac sydd ar gael i 80 y cant a 90 y cant o'r bobl hynny sydd ei angen. Dros y ffin yn Lloegr, lle cafodd ei breifateiddio, wrth gwrs, maen nhw'n gwario £12 biliwn, £1,700 y pen, ac nid yw ar gael yn yr un niferoedd yn y fan honno. Felly, mae hynny'n dangos pa mor rymus yw rhoi gwerthoedd ar waith. Mae hynny'n dangos grym y sector cyhoeddus - byrddau iechyd, Llywodraeth Cymru a llywodraeth leol - yn cydweithio â'i gilydd. A wnewch chi egluro i ni, Prif Weinidog, beth yw eich gweledigaeth o ran sut y bydd profi ac olrhain yn rhoi cyfle inni reoli trosglwyddiad y feirws, a thorri ar drosglwyddiad y feirws, a chaniatáu inni fod â rheoliadau sy'n cydnabod bod profi ac olrhain yn gallu, trwy ei rymuster, sicrhau y gallwn reoli ymlediad y feirws? Diolch yn fawr iawn i chi, Llywydd.