English: Thank you very much, Rhun, and I'm pleased to see that you're better after your experience of COVID. There are so many people who've been in the same situation as you over the festive period, so I'm pleased to see you back and that you're safe and well. Certainly it is good to see that there are positive signs in terms of the direction of travel, particularly with regard to the numbers in our hospitals. So, that is a good sign. In terms of the cases, it is good to see that the figures are coming down, but I do think that we need to be really careful about the figures at the moment. I don't want to be too pessimistic; I want to be a realist, but there are some things that have changed recently that do suggest that we should take some time before we start celebrating that we have reached the peak of this wave. One of the reasons, of course, is that we have stopped asking people to go for PCR tests because they have to take an LFT and then they don't have to take a PCR test. That perhaps has had an impact on the numbers. The schools have returned this week, so we don't know yet what the impact on the numbers will be as a result of that. And also there's the situation in terms of sewage, as we monitor sewage, and that does give the impression that the cases are, if anything, increasing. So, we do want to be very careful before we start celebrating that we have reached the peak. In terms of FFP3 face masks, I know that a great deal of research has been undertaken on this. We are keeping this under review and we are asking the experts about what the best way forward is, constantly, and if we should be taking this step. They are currently telling us that we don't need to take that step because there are pros and cons: they are much more uncomfortable, they are much more difficult to deal with. So, there are reasons for not taking that step. That's why we are waiting for advice from the experts in this field. In terms of the unsustainability of the NHS, one of the things that I'm very eager to do is to learn the lessons from COVID. One of those lessons that we've seen is that COVID has hit people in different communities in different ways. So, we do need to do a great deal more to focus on prevention, to ensure that the inequality in our communities is eradicated. Of course, we would be eager to see more people recording the result of their lateral flow tests, and that's something that I wanted to underline in the press statement today. In terms of how soon we can dismantle some of those regulations, well, of course we're eager to do this as soon as possible. We're very aware that these restrictions are having a damaging impact on a great many people, businesses and individuals. We will take that opportunity as soon as we think it's safe to do so. The First Minister has already asked for advice on the options in terms of how to lessen the regulatory burden as soon as possible, and what the options are in that direction. That work is already being done.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr, Rhun, a dwi'n falch i weld eich bod chi'n well ar ôl eich profiad chi o COVID, ac mae cymaint o bobl sydd wedi bod yn yr un sefyllfa â chi dros yr ŵyl, felly dwi'n falch o weld eich bod chi'n ôl ac yn saff. Yn sicr, mae'n dda i weld bod yna arwyddion cadarnhaol o ran y cyfeiriad rŷn ni'n mynd ynddo, yn arbennig o ran y niferoedd yn ein hysbytai ni. Felly, mae hynny'n arwydd da. O ran yr achosion, mae'n dda gweld bod y ffigurau'n dod i lawr, ond dwi yn meddwl bod yn rhaid inni fod yn rili ofalus gyda'r ffigurau ar hyn o bryd. Dwi ddim eisiau bod yn besimistaidd; dwi eisiau bod yn realist, ond mae yna ychydig o bethau sydd wedi newid yn ddiweddar sydd jest yn cynnig ein bod ni, efallai, yn cymryd tamaid bach mwy o amser cyn ein bod ni'n dechrau dathlu ein bod wedi cyrraedd y brig. Un o'r rhesymau am hynny, wrth gwrs, yw'r ffaith ein bod ni wedi stopio gofyn i bobl i fynd am PCR tests achos eu bod nhw'n gorfod cymryd lateral flow test a bod dim angen iddyn nhw wedyn gymryd PCR test. Mae hynny, efallai, wedi gostwng y niferoedd. Mae'r ysgolion wedi mynd yn ôl yr wythnos yma, ac felly dŷn ni ddim yn siŵr beth fydd yr effaith ar y niferoedd o ganlyniad i hynny. A hefyd mae'r sefyllfa o ran y gwastraff dŵr, ac rŷn ni'n monitro gwastraff dŵr, yn creu'r argraff bod achosion, os rhywbeth, yn mynd i fyny. Felly, rŷn ni jest eisiau bod yn rili ofalus cyn ein bod ni'n dechrau dathlu ein bod ni wedi cyrraedd y brig. O ran gorchuddion wyneb FFP3, dwi'n gwybod bod lot o ymchwil wedi cael ei wneud ar hyn. Rŷn ni'n cadw hyn o dan ystyriaeth ac yn gofyn i'r arbenigwyr ynglŷn â beth yw'r peth gorau, byth a hefyd, ac os dylem ni fod yn cyflwyno hyn. Maen nhw'n dal i ddweud nad oes angen inni gyflwyno hyn achos mae yna pros a cons iddyn nhw hefyd, achos maen nhw'n lot mwy anghyfforddus, maen nhw'n fwy anodd i ddelio â nhw. Felly, mae yna resymau dros beidio â gwneud hynny. Dyna pam rŷn ni'n aros am gyngor oddi wrth yr arbenigwyr. O ran anghynaliadwyedd yr NHS, un o'r pethau dwi'n awyddus iawn i'w wneud yw dysgu'r gwersi o COVID. Un o'r gwersi rŷn ni wedi'i weld yw bod COVID wedi taro pobl mewn cymunedau gwahanol mewn ffyrdd gwahanol. Felly, mae angen i ni fynd ati i wneud lot mwy pan fo'n dod i ffocysu ar prevention a gwneud yn siŵr bod yr anghyfartaledd yn ein cymunedau ni - ein bod ni'n gwneud rhywbeth i ddileu hynny. Wrth gwrs ein bod ni'n awyddus i weld lot mwy o bobl yn cofnodi eu LFTs, ac yn sicr roedd hwnna'n rhywbeth roeddwn i eisiau tanlinellu yn y gynhadledd i'r wasg heddiw. Pa mor fuan ydyn ni'n gallu datgymalu rhai o'r rheoliadau? Wrth gwrs, rŷn ni'n awyddus iawn i wneud hynny cyn gynted ag sy'n bosibl. Rŷn ni'n ymwybodol dros ben bod y cyfyngiadau yma yn cael effaith niweidiol ar nifer fawr o bobl, busnesau ac unigolion. Byddwn ni'n newid hynny ar y cyfle cyntaf rŷn ni'n meddwl ei bod hi'n saff i wneud hynny. Mae'r Prif Weinidog eisoes wedi gofyn am gyngor ar yr opsiynau o ran sut i ysgafnhau'r rheoliadau cyn gynted â bo modd, a beth yw'r opsiynau i gael yn y sefyllfa yna. Mae'r gwaith yna eisoes yn cael ei wneud.