English: Well, Llywydd, I just don't see the purpose of continually re-litigating this issue in front of the Senedd. It was in front of the people of Wales a year ago, and it could not have been in front of them in starker terms. I stood next to the leader of Plaid Cymru in debates in which he attempted to persuade people that independence - breaking away from the United Kingdom - was the best way to secure Wales's future. I made a different case - I make it still - that the way to ensure that people in Wales continue to exercise the level of control over our own affairs is to make sure that devolution is entrenched, that it cannot be rolled back in the way that it is currently. And there is a way to do that, Llywydd, and it'll come at the next general election, and that cannot come soon enough. We don't have a Government at Westminster, Llywydd. We have a set of headless chickens who run around trying to save their own skins. It's time for them to clear out for people to have a chance to choose a different and a better Government, and, when that different and better Government comes, we will be able to make sure that the incursions that we have seen on the powers of this place, on the finance that we should have had, that was promised we would have and that has never arrived - to entrench those things. And that will be the way to make sure that people in Wales have what I think they demonstrated in May of last year that they wanted. They want to have powerful devolution. They want to have a Senedd able to do the job that we were elected to do. But they want, as well, to be part of a successful United Kingdom.
Welsh: Wel, Llywydd, nid wyf yn gweld diben ail-ymgyfreitha'r mater hwn yn barhaus o flaen y Senedd. Roedd o flaen pobl Cymru flwyddyn yn ôl, ac ni allai fod wedi bod o'u blaenau mewn termau mwy plaen. Sefais wrth ochr arweinydd Plaid Cymru mewn dadleuon pryd y ceisiodd berswadio pobl mai annibyniaeth - gan dorri'n rhydd o'r Deyrnas Unedig - oedd y ffordd orau o sicrhau dyfodol Cymru. Fe wnes i achos gwahanol - rwy'n ei wneud o hyd - mai'r ffordd i sicrhau bod pobl yng Nghymru'n parhau i arfer y lefel o reolaeth dros ein materion ein hunain yw sicrhau bod datganoli wedi ymwreiddio, na ellir ei dynnu'n ôl yn y ffordd sy'n digwydd ar hyn o bryd. Ac mae ffordd o wneud hynny, Llywydd, a daw yn yr etholiad cyffredinol nesaf, ac ni all hwnnw ddod yn ddigon buan. Nid oes gennym Lywodraeth yn San Steffan, Llywydd. Mae gennym griw o ieir heb bennau yn rhedeg o gwmpas yn ceisio achub eu crwyn eu hunain. Mae'n bryd iddyn nhw fynd er mwyn i bobl gael cyfle i ddewis Llywodraeth wahanol a gwell, a phan ddaw'r Llywodraeth wahanol a gwell honno, byddwn yn gallu sicrhau bod yr ymosodiadau yr ydym wedi'u gweld ar bwerau'r lle hwn, ar y cyllid y dylem fod wedi'i gael, a addawyd i ni ac na chyrhaeddodd o gwbl - i ymwreiddio'r pethau hynny. A dyna'r ffordd i sicrhau bod pobl yng Nghymru yn cael yr hyn yr wyf yn credu y dangoson nhw ym mis Mai y llynedd yr oedden nhw eisiau ei gael, yn fy marn i. Maen nhw eisiau datganoli pwerus. Maen nhw eisiau Senedd sy'n gallu gwneud y gwaith y cawsom ein hethol i'w wneud. Ond maen nhw, hefyd, eisiau bod yn rhan o Deyrnas Unedig lwyddiannus.