English: I'd like to ask for a statement on the effect that ongoing restrictions are having on people with caring responsibilities, particularly people who would usually rely on day-care centre facilities as respite and who have been unable to have that support for many months. Families who are live-in carers for their loved ones have seen their routines turned upside down over the pandemic, and many councils are still saying that day-care centres are unable to open. This is having a really severe negative impact on the mental health and well-being of those families. Now, I understand, of course, that councils need to find a difficult balance between protecting public health and the well-being of residents, but this group of people has been left without support now for a long period, and there's no end in sight. I'm increasingly concerned about the toll it's taking on these people. So, I'd like a statement, please, from the Deputy Minister for health and social care that would set out the circumstances under which these facilities could reopen and any guidance and support that could be made available to councils to help them provide individual day facilities or individual support for as long as those centres are not able to open. It's a hidden harm of COVID, and many people are in desperate need of support. Secondly, Trefnydd, and finally, the BBC has just reported that the Prime Minister has rejected the First Minister's latest letter calling for a ban on people travelling out of areas with high COVID infection rates. Now, the letter-writing strategy has clearly not worked, so we need a legislative one. If the Government were to require extra parliamentary time this week in order to pass that, then we would support it. So, could the Trefnydd confirm, please, that it is the Welsh Government's intention now to legislate in order to protect our communities, and could you outline what legislative timetable you expect that to follow?
Welsh: Hoffwn i ofyn am ddatganiad ar yr effaith y mae cyfyngiadau parhaus yn ei chael ar bobl â chyfrifoldebau gofalu, yn enwedig pobl a fyddai fel arfer yn dibynnu ar gyfleusterau canolfannau gofal dydd fel seibiant ac nad ydyn nhw wedi gallu cael y cymorth hwnnw ers misoedd lawer. Mae teuluoedd sy'n ofalwyr ac yn byw gyda'u hanwyliaid wedi gweld eu trefn ddyddiol yn mynd â'i phen i waered yn ystod y pandemig, ac mae llawer o gynghorau'n dal i ddweud nad yw canolfannau gofal dydd yn gallu agor. Mae hyn yn cael effaith negyddol ddifrifol iawn ar iechyd meddwl a lles y teuluoedd hynny. Nawr, rwy'n deall, wrth gwrs, fod angen i gynghorau ddarganfod cydbwysedd anodd rhwng diogelu iechyd y cyhoedd a lles preswylwyr, ond mae'r grŵp hwn o bobl wedi bod heb gymorth nawr ers cyfnod hir, ac nid oes diwedd yn y golwg. Rwy'n poeni fwyfwy am y doll y mae'n ei chymryd ar y bobl hyn. Felly, hoffwn i gael datganiad, os gwelwch yn dda, gan y Dirprwy Weinidog Iechyd a Gofal Cymdeithasol a fyddai'n nodi o dan ba amgylchiadau y gallai'r cyfleusterau hyn ailagor ac unrhyw ganllawiau a chymorth y gellid eu darparu i gynghorau i'w helpu i ddarparu cyfleusterau dydd unigol neu gymorth unigol tra bydd y canolfannau hynny'n parhau i fod ar gau. Mae'n niwed cudd COVID, ac mae angen cefnogaeth nawr ar lawer o bobl. Yn ail, Trefnydd, ac yn olaf, mae'r BBC newydd ddweud bod y Prif Weinidog wedi gwrthod llythyr diweddaraf Prif Weinidog Cymru yn galw am wahardd pobl sy'n teithio allan o ardaloedd sydd â chyfraddau uchel o haint COVID. Nawr, mae'n amlwg nad yw'r strategaeth ysgrifennu llythyrau wedi gweithio, felly mae angen un ddeddfwriaethol arnom. Pe bai angen amser seneddol ychwanegol ar y Llywodraeth yr wythnos hon er mwyn pasio hynny, yna byddem ni'n ei gefnogi. Felly, a allai'r Trefnydd gadarnhau, os gwelwch yn dda, mai bwriad Llywodraeth Cymru nawr yw deddfu er mwyn amddiffyn ein cymunedau, ac a allwch chi amlinellu pa amserlen ddeddfwriaethol yr ydych chi'n disgwyl i hynny ei dilyn?