English: Well, with that caveat that I gave in the answer to Alun Davies - that there are no parallel negotiations going on - the international relations Minister has just been out discussing with the cabinet of the trade Commissioner, Phil Hogan, in the last week, I think, and the First Minister will be going out to Brussels again in a few weeks to have discussions with our partners there. In terms of the internal arrangements and structures for our engagement with the negotiations, of course, the First Minister will be leading the discussions on behalf of the Government, and the Cabinet sub-committee has been established for these issues. So, that's the ministerial lead. And then, beneath that, we have groups of officials across the Government. Clearly, there are some departments that have more impact, or there's more impact on them from some of the things that will be discussed over the next few months. So, there are groups of officials who will be working on the negotiating positions and the priorities and so forth. What I would say is: the UK Government's ministerial system and the departments are about to be changed, as we all know, so we'll need to look at whatever comes out of that and ensure that we can engage in the best possible way within that new structure. We do understand that David Frost is leading a team of negotiators, and perhaps - I'm not certain of this - there will be a role for the Cabinet Office. But then we've all heard what Stephen Barclay has said in terms of the people who have been working within DExEU will be going out to the departments that will have the most impact. So, we'll see what comes out of that. The last thing I would say about the internal arrangements, just to refer back to the discussion we've just had: if it does become clear that there isn't much opportunity for us as Government to be involved with these negotiations to ensure that our priorities on behalf of Wales are fed in and agreed upon as part of that process, we'll have to look at resources in general and work out if creating a structure to deal with that is the best way of using those resources, or other ways of preparing and so on. So, those questions will be tied in with this question of internal arrangements.
Welsh: Wel, gyda'r cafeat yna gwnes i roi yn yr ateb i Alun Davies - hynny yw, bod dim trafodaethau paralel yn digwydd - mae'r Gweinidog cysylltiadau rhyngwladol newydd fod allan yn trafod gyda cabinet y Comisiynydd masnach, Phil Hogan, yn yr wythnos ddiwethaf, dwi'n credu, a bydd y Prif Weinidog yn mynd allan i Frwsel eto ymhen rhai wythnosau i gael trafodaethau gyda'n partneriaid ni fan yna. O ran trefniadau mewnol a'r strwythurau ar gyfer ymwneud gyda'r negodiadau, y Prif Weinidog, wrth gwrs, fydd yn arwain y trafodaethau ar ran y Llywodraeth, ac mae is-bwyllgor y Cabinet wedi'i sefydlu ar gyfer y materion hyn. Felly, dyna'r arweiniad gweinidogol. Wedyn, o dan hynny, mae grwpiau o swyddogion ar draws y Llywodraeth. Mae'n amlwg bod rhai o'r adrannau'n cael mwy o impact, efallai, neu bod mwy o impact arnyn nhw o ran rhai o'r pethau fydd yn cael eu trafod yn y misoedd o'n blaenau ni. Felly, mae grwpiau o swyddogion fydd yn gweithio ar y safbwyntiau negodi a'r blaenoriaethau ac ati. Beth fuaswn i'n ei ddweud yw: mae system weinidogol Llywodraeth y Deyrnas Gyfunol a'r adrannau ar fin cael ei newid, fel rŷm ni i gyd yn gwybod, felly bydd angen edrych ar beth bynnag ddaw allan o hynny a sicrhau ein bod ni'n gallu ymwneud yn y ffordd orau bosibl o fewn y strwythur newydd honno. Rŷm ni ar ddeall bod David Frost yn arwain tîm o negodwyr, wedyn bydd efallai rôl - dwi ddim yn sicr o hyn - i Swyddfa'r Cabinet. Ond wedyn, dŷn ni gyd wedi clywed, dwi'n credu, beth roedd Stephen Barclay yn dweud, sef bod y bobl sydd wedi bod wrthi o fewn DExEU yn mynd i'r adrannau fydd yn cael impact. Felly, bydd rhaid edrych ar beth ddaw allan o'r trefniadau hynny. A'r peth diwethaf buaswn i'n ei ddweud amboutu'r trefniadau mewnol, jest i gyfeirio yn ôl at y drafodaeth rŷm ni newydd ei chael: os ydy e'n dod yn glir bod dim lot o gyfle gyda ni fel Llywodraeth i ymwneud â'r negodiadau a sicrhau bod y blaenoriaethau rŷm ni'n eu gweld o ran Cymru yn cael eu bwydo i mewn ac yn cael eu cytuno fel rhan o'r broses honno, bydd yn rhaid i ni edrych ar adnoddau'n gyffredinol a gweithio mas os mai creu strwythur i ddelio gyda hynny yw'r ffordd orau o ddefnyddio'r adnoddau hynny, neu ffyrdd eraill ar gyfer paratoi ac ati. Felly, bydd y cwestiynau hynny'n gwestiynau sydd ynghlwm wrth y cwestiwn yma o drefniant mewnol.