English: First Minister, the latest package that you refer to was in regard to support that businesses could see for the first time when the eligibility checker opened last Monday and businesses were left disappointed and let down. I don't think it's right to dismiss the views of businesses, as I think you did to the leader of the opposition earlier today. What causes further frustration to businesses is when they keep hearing the Welsh Government repeat this line that they're offering the best business support of the UK nations, because the reality is that the offer is far more generous in Scotland and England in terms of business support under the current announcements that you've made. We know that gyms in England will receive £18,000 to reopen, and in Wales it's only up to £5,000. The hospitality sector in England have reopening grants; in Wales, we've got pubs and other eating establishments that are not able to claim because the criteria are too strict. And when it comes to the criteria, there's a long list of criteria to meet, such as providing evidence that there's a minimum of 60 per cent reduction in trade - in turnover - over the last 12 months, but many businesses simply can't do that because they've not yet had those accounts produced. You can't rewind fully the clock in terms of the business support that was missing in April in Wales, but you can address and plug the gaps in announcements going forward. So, can I ask you, First Minister, to revisit the business support schemes, ensure that they're comparable with support elsewhere in the UK, and ensure particularly that the criteria are not so strict and rigid, and business can access funding fairly and appropriately?
Welsh: Prif Weinidog, y pecyn diweddaraf yr ydych chi'n cyfeirio ato oedd cymorth yr oedd busnesau yn gallu ei weld am y tro cyntaf pan agorodd y gwiriwr cymhwysedd ddydd Llun diwethaf a gadawyd busnesau wedi eu siomi ac wedi cael cam. Nid wyf i'n credu ei bod yn iawn diystyru barn busnesau, fel y gwnaethoch chi, yn fy marn i, wrth arweinydd yr wrthblaid yn gynharach heddiw. Yr hyn sy'n peri mwy o rwystredigaeth i fusnesau yw pan fyddan nhw'n clywed Llywodraeth Cymru yn ailadrodd y frawddeg hon dro ar ôl tro eu bod yn cynnig y cymorth busnes gorau o unrhyw un o wledydd y DU, oherwydd y realiti yw bod y cynnig yn llawer mwy hael yn yr Alban a Lloegr o ran cymorth busnes o dan y cyhoeddiadau presennol yr ydych wedi eu gwneud. Rydym yn gwybod y bydd campfeydd yn Lloegr yn cael £18,000 i ailagor, ac yng Nghymru mai dim ond hyd at £5,000 yw'r swm. Mae'r sector lletygarwch yn Lloegr yn cael grantiau ailagor; yng Nghymru, mae gennym ni dafarndai a sefydliadau bwyta eraill nad ydyn nhw'n cael hawlio oherwydd bod y meini prawf yn rhy llym. Ac wrth sôn am y meini prawf, mae rhestr hir o feini prawf i'w bodloni, fel darparu tystiolaeth bod gostyngiad o 60 y cant neu fwy mewn masnach - mewn trosiant - dros y 12 mis diwethaf, ond mae llawer o fusnesau nad ydyn nhw'n gallu gwneud hynny gan nad oes ganddyn nhw'r cyfrifon hynny wedi eu paratoi hyd yma. Ni allwch chi droi'r cloc yn ôl yn llawn o ran y cymorth busnes a oedd ar goll ym mis Ebrill yng Nghymru, ond fe allwch chi fynd i'r afael â'r bylchau mewn cyhoeddiadau yn y dyfodol a'u llenwi. Felly, a gaf i ofyn i chi, Prif Weinidog, ailedrych ar y cynlluniau cymorth busnes, sicrhau eu bod yn debyg i gymorth mewn mannau eraill yn y DU, a sicrhau yn benodol nad yw'r meini prawf mor llym ac anhyblyg, a bod busnesau'n gallu cael gafael ar gyllid mewn modd teg a phriodol?