English: Thank you, Dai. First of all, I agree with you that we're not quite in that ideal world as of yet. On your first question, yes, perhaps in principle it would have been better to have a single Bill, but given the fact that changing the electoral system in quite a fundamental way is quite a difficult thing to do, particularly when you bear in mind that we need a supermajority in the Assembly to achieve this, I do think it makes a great deal of sense - to me, at least - to develop a first Bill to do everything that can be delivered at the moment, and then after a little more time and having developed a consensus, to then try to push through a second Bill dealing with the more difficult and thorny issues. I still think it will be very difficult to achieve that consensus on an entirely new electoral system. And on your second question on whether it would have been better for the Government to introduce a Bill, I'm not sure I would agree with that. As I said earlier in response to Dawn, I think generally speaking it's better to have debates between the parties within the rules, rather than about the rules. And if it's possible to bring this institution, this Assembly, together and to develop this agenda with quite a large consensus in terms of how we would change the system and the electoral arrangements for Assembly elections in the future, then I think it's an entirely sensible approach. As I said earlier, we don't have an ideal political system or an ideal Bill at the moment in many different ways. Overall, I don't think it's a fundamental problem in terms of dealing with these issues, via two Bills, with the first, at least, being brought forward through the Commission and the Assembly, rather than going through the Government.
Welsh: Diolch, Dai. Yn gyntaf, wrth gwrs, dwi'n cytuno - dwi ddim cweit yn byw ar hyn o bryd mewn byd delfrydol. Ar y cwestiwn cyntaf, efallai mewn egwyddor y buasai wedi bod yn well i gael dim ond un Bil, ond o ystyried y ffaith bod newid y system etholiadol mewn ffordd eithaf sylfaenol yn rhywbeth anodd, yn arbennig pan rŷm ni'n cofio bod rhaid i ni gael mwyafrif mawr y Cynulliad, dwi'n meddwl ei fod yn gwneud llawer o synnwyr - i mi, o leiaf - i ddatblygu Bil cyntaf i wneud popeth sy'n bosibl ei wneud ar hyn o bryd, a wedyn, ar ôl ychydig mwy o amser, ystyried, efallai ar ôl datblygu consensws, trio cael ail Fil yn dod i fewn yn delio gyda'r pethau anoddach. Dwi'n dal i feddwl y bydd yn anodd iawn i gyrraedd consensws ar system etholiadol hollol newydd. Ar yr ail gwestiwn, sef a fuasai wedi bod yn well i gael y Llywodraeth i roi mewn y Bil, dwi ddim yn siŵr fy mod i'n cytuno efo hynna. Fel roeddwn i'n dweud o'r blaen wrth Dawn, dwi'n meddwl, ar y cyfan, mae'n well os yw hi'n bosibl i gael dadleuon rhwng y pleidiau yn ystod y rheolau, nid am y rheolau. Ac os yw'n bosibl i gael y sefydliad yma, y Cynulliad, i ddatblygu mewn ffordd, gyda chonsensws eithaf mawr, o leiaf, sut byddem ni'n newid a sut byddem ni'n datblygu'r system a'r rheolau am etholiadau'r Cynulliad yn y dyfodol, dwi'n meddwl ei bod yn ffordd hollol dda a hollol gall i drio datblygu Biliau fel hwn. Fel roeddwn i'n dweud o'r blaen, dydyn ni ddim yn cael Biliau neu broses wleidyddol ddelfrydol ar hyn o bryd mewn sawl ffordd. Felly, yn bennaf, dwi ddim yn meddwl ei bod yn broblem sylfaenol wrth wneud pethau fel hyn - dau Fil, a'r cyntaf, o leiaf, yn dod drwy'r Comisiwn a'r Cynulliad, nid yn mynd yn syth drwy'r Llywodraeth.