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English: Absolutely. We've been very clear, haven't we, as a party that our position is this matter should be put back to the people. When we speak to Welsh voters here in Wales, we will be advocating that they vote to remain. We advocated that position in 2016. We didn't manage to persuade people then, but I think it is clear in what's happened in the three years since then and the cavalier way in which those people who voted for leave have broken the promises made to the people of Wales in the referendum, that we will continue to advocate the position for 'remain'. We think, as I know that he also feels passionately, that Wales's interests are best served as part of the European Union.
Welsh: Yn sicr. Rydym wedi dweud yn glir iawn fel plaid, oni wnaethom, mai ein safbwynt ni yw y dylid rhoi'r mater hwn yn ôl i'r bobl. Pan fyddwn yn siarad â phleidleiswyr Cymreig yma yng Nghymru, byddwn yn argymell eu bod yn pleidleisio dros aros. Dyna y gwnaethom ei argymell yn 2016. Ni lwyddasom i berswadio pobl bryd hynny, ond credaf ei bod yn amlwg drwy'r hyn sydd wedi digwydd dros y tair blynedd ers hynny a'r ffordd ddi-hid y mae'r bobl a oedd o blaid gadael wedi torri'r addewidion a wnaed i bobl Cymru yn y refferendwm, y byddwn yn parhau i ddadlau dros 'aros'. Rydym yn credu, fel y gwn y mae yntau hefyd yn credu'n gryf, y byddai buddiannau Cymru'n cael eu gwasanaethu orau fel rhan o'r Undeb Ewropeaidd.
English: I welcome the unanimous, clear and unambiguous judgment of the Supreme Court. It's only right that Parliament is sitting at such a crucial time for Wales and the United Kingdom and its constitution.
Welsh: Rwy'n croesawu dyfarniad unfrydol, clir a diamwys y Goruchaf Lys. Mae'n iawn fod Senedd y DU yn eistedd ar adeg mor dyngedfennol i Gymru a'r Deyrnas Unedig a'i chyfansoddiad.
English: Thank you, Minister. Following the Supreme Court's ruling, the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has apologised to Her Majesty the Queen, but has still not apologised to Parliament or the people of Wales or the United Kingdom. Minister, may I applaud the decisive action of the Welsh Government to act as an intervener in this case, and can the Minister outline the consequences and implications that the judgment will have on the National Assembly for Wales and how it operates within the legal framework of the United Kingdom?
Welsh: Diolch, Weinidog. Yn dilyn dyfarniad y Goruchaf Lys, mae Prif Weinidog y DU, Boris Johnson, wedi ymddiheuro i'w Mawrhydi y Frenhines, ond nid yw wedi ymddiheuro eto i Senedd y DU na phobl Cymru a'r Deyrnas Unedig. Weinidog, a gaf fi gymeradwyo camau pendant Llywodraeth Cymru i ymyrryd yn yr achos hwn, ac a wnaiff y Gweinidog amlinellu canlyniadau a goblygiadau'r dyfarniad i Gynulliad Cenedlaethol Cymru a sut y mae'n gweithredu o fewn fframwaith cyfreithiol y Deyrnas Unedig?
English: Well, I thank the Member for highlighting that particular aspect, because the judgment of the Supreme Court expressly refers to the work of the National Assembly in the reasoning that Lady Hale gave in what is an important judgment. It amazes me that some Members in this Chamber still seem to think that intervening in the Supreme Court proceedings was not an appropriate action. The rationale for doing so, I would remind Members, is because we in this Chamber and in committees of this Assembly have spent time passing motions, debating, passing secondary legislation that are predicated on the ability of Parliament to legislate in relation to Brexit, and the Prime Minister's attempt to suspend Parliament had the effect of preventing it from sitting to complete its work. So, we had a very direct interest in the outcome of that judgment, and so I absolutely welcome the clarity of an unanimous 11-justice decision and the beneficial impact that has on our work here in the Assembly. She will know, I know, that the prorogation of Parliament, had it actually taken effect, would have had the effect of causing primary legislation that we required to be passed to protect the interests of Wales to fall. We know now as a consequence of that judgment that not only was the action unlawful but that, in effect, Parliament was never, in fact, prorogued.
Welsh: Wel, diolch i'r Aelod am dynnu sylw at yr agwedd benodol honno, gan fod dyfarniad y Goruchaf Lys yn cyfeirio'n benodol at waith y Cynulliad Cenedlaethol yn yr ymresymiad a roddodd yr Arglwyddes Hale yn yr hyn a oedd yn ddyfarniad pwysig. Mae'n fy synnu bod rhai Aelodau yn y Siambr hon yn dal i ymddangos fel pe baent o'r farn nad oedd ymyrryd yn achos y Goruchaf Lys yn weithred briodol. Buaswn yn atgoffa Aelodau mai'r rhesymeg dros wneud hynny yw ein bod ni yn y Siambr hon ac ar bwyllgorau'r Cynulliad hwn wedi treulio amser yn derbyn cynigion, yn dadlau, yn pasio is-ddeddfwriaeth sy'n dibynnu ar allu Senedd y DU i ddeddfu mewn perthynas â Brexit, ac effaith ymgais Prif Weinidog y DU i ohirio'r Senedd oedd ei hatal rhag eistedd i gwblhau ei gwaith. Felly, roedd gennym ddiddordeb uniongyrchol iawn yng nghanlyniad y dyfarniad hwnnw, ac felly rwy'n bendant yn croesawu eglurder penderfyniad unfrydol yr 11 ustus a'r effaith fuddiol a gaiff hynny ar ein gwaith yma yn y Cynulliad. Fe fydd hi'n gwybod y byddai addoedi Senedd y DU, pe bai hynny wedi digwydd mewn gwirionedd, wedi achosi methiant deddfwriaeth sylfaenol yr oedd yn ofynnol inni ei phasio er mwyn amddiffyn buddiannau Cymru. O ganlyniad i'r dyfarniad hwnnw, gwyddom bellach nid yn unig fod y weithred yn anghyfreithlon, ond i bob pwrpas, na chafodd Senedd y DU ei haddoedi mewn gwirionedd.
English: Despite a meeting of the JMC (EN) on 12 September and a meeting with James Duddridge MP on 23 September, we've not received any details of the proposals, including the non-papers that have been discussed with the EU. I continue to call for these to be shared with Welsh Ministers, but I plan to have a conversation later today with the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, I hope, on this topic.
Welsh: Er bod Cyd-bwyllgor y Gweinidogion (Negodiadau'r UE) wedi cyfarfod ar 12 Medi a chyfarfod â James Duddridge AS ar 23 Medi, nid ydym wedi derbyn unrhyw fanylion ynglŷn â'r cynigion, gan gynnwys y papurau trafod answyddogol a drafodwyd gyda'r UE. Rwy'n parhau i alw am i'r rhain gael eu rhannu â Gweinidogion Cymru, ond rwy'n bwriadu cael sgwrs yn ddiweddarach heddiw gyda'r Ysgrifennydd Gwladol dros Adael yr Undeb Ewropeaidd, gobeithio, ynglŷn â'r pwnc hwn.
English: I thank the Minister for that response. Indeed, James Duddridge appeared in front of the External Affairs and Additional Legislation Committee only last week, and he was very courteous and tried to give as much information as he could, but it was clear from his responses that the level of engagement on these critical issues with the Welsh Government - . It was simply not a matter that he deemed important enough to actually pick up the phone, come to a meeting or discuss this with the Welsh Government, and yet, at that time, one of the options that was being mooted, that was being rumoured, was indeed the reintroduction of some sort of customs barrier, some sort of line down the middle of the North sea that would affect not only Liverpool, but places like Milford Haven, and so on. Now we hear that what's on the table is the idea of possible customs posts that are not right on the border but within a few kilometres of the border in Northern Ireland, which goes to the heart, I have to say, of the Belfast agreement and the peace process. So, does it disturb him and the Welsh Government that the UK Government does not take it upon itself to discuss these matters in detail with its devolved partners within the United Kingdom, because the implications are not only for the UK Government; the implications, whether it's on the peace dividend that we currently enjoy, or whether it's on trade and tariff borders and where those impact particularly on ports, will impact all of the devolved nations and regions, not just England?
Welsh: Diolch i'r Gweinidog am ei ymateb. Yn wir, bu James Duddridge gerbron y Pwyllgor Materion Allanol a Deddfwriaeth Ychwanegol yr wythnos diwethaf, ac roedd yn gwrtais iawn a cheisiodd roi cymaint o wybodaeth ag y gallai, ond roedd hi'n amlwg o'i ymatebion fod lefel yr ymgysylltu â Llywodraeth Cymru ar y materion hollbwysig hyn - . Yn syml iawn, nid oedd yn fater yr ystyriai ei fod yn ddigon pwysig i godi'r ffôn, dod i gyfarfod neu drafod hyn gyda Llywodraeth Cymru, ac eto, ar yr adeg honno, un o'r opsiynau a oedd yn cael eu crybwyll, y bu sôn amdanynt, oedd ailgyflwyno rhyw fath o rwystr tollau, rhyw fath o linell drwy ganol môr y Gogledd a fyddai'n effeithio nid yn unig ar Lerpwl, ond ar leoedd fel Aberdaugleddau, ac ati. Clywn yn awr mai'r hyn sy'n cael ei drafod yw'r syniad o orsafoedd tollau posibl nad ydynt ar y ffin ei hun ond o fewn ychydig gilometrau i'r ffin yng Ngogledd Iwerddon, sy'n mynd i wraidd cytundeb Belfast a'r broses heddwch, rhaid i mi ddweud. Felly, a yw'n peri pryder iddo ef a Llywodraeth Cymru nad yw Llywodraeth y DU yn ymroi i drafod y materion hyn yn fanwl gyda'i phartneriaid datganoledig yn y Deyrnas Unedig, oherwydd nid ar Lywodraeth y DU yn unig y mae'r goblygiadau'n effeithio; bydd y goblygiadau i'r difidend heddwch yr ydym yn ei fwynhau ar hyn o bryd, neu i ffiniau masnach a thariffau a lle yr effeithiant yn benodol ar borthladdoedd, yn effeithio ar yr holl wledydd a rhanbarthau datganoledig, nid Lloegr yn unig?
English: The Member makes a very, very important point in his supplementary question. The JMC (EN) exists to provide the UK Government and the devolved Governments an opportunity to come together to seek to agree some aspects of the oversight of these negotiations. It seems to us, fundamental to that, that that should involve, at the very least, a process of sharing sufficient information for that process to be meaningful rather than apparent. And I think the failure to agree to share those non-papers is very, very disappointing in the context of those terms of reference. I can assure the Member that that is a point I made in exactly those terms directly to James Duddridge at the meeting I had with him, and I've subsequently made that point to the Secretary of State himself as well. In relation to the speculation, I think, that we've seen so far in relation to the possible proposal with regard to Northern Ireland, the Government's position is very clear: if we are going to leave, it is better for us to leave with a deal. So, we wish the UK Government success in seeking to negotiate a deal because that is better than a 'no deal' situation, but what I would say is that it feels to me very late in the day to be making an initial proposal of this sort. I would also say that it's not likely to be productive to do that in the context of setting an ultimatum on a matter that is so important. And so, we would have made those observations had we had an opportunity to engage, as the Joint Ministerial Committee structures suggest we should have.
Welsh: Mae'r Aelod yn gwneud pwynt pwysig tu hwnt yn ei gwestiwn atodol. Mae Cyd-bwyllgor y Gweinidogion (Negodiadau'r UE) yn bodoli i roi cyfle i Lywodraeth y DU a'r Llywodraethau datganoledig ddod ynghyd i geisio cytuno ar rai agweddau ar drosolwg ar y trafodaethau hyn. Ymddengys i ni ei bod yn hanfodol fod hynny fan lleiaf yn cynnwys proses o rannu gwybodaeth ddigonol er mwyn i'r broses honno fod yn ystyrlon yn hytrach nag yn ymddangosiadol. A chredaf fod y methiant i gytuno i rannu'r papurau trafod answyddogol hynny yn siomedig tu hwnt yng nghyd-destun y cylch gorchwyl hwnnw. Gallaf roi sicrwydd i'r Aelod fod hwnnw'n bwynt a wneuthum yn yr union dermau hynny yn uniongyrchol i James Duddridge yn y cyfarfod a gefais gydag ef, ac rwyf wedi gwneud y pwynt hwnnw wedi hynny i'r Ysgrifennydd Gwladol ei hun hefyd. Mewn perthynas â'r dyfalu a welsom hyd yma ynglŷn â'r cynnig posibl o ran Gogledd Iwerddon, mae safbwynt y Llywodraeth yn glir iawn: os ydym yn mynd i adael, mae'n well inni adael gyda chytundeb. Felly, rydym yn dymuno pob llwyddiant i Lywodraeth y DU wrth geisio negodi cytundeb gan fod hynny'n well na sefyllfa heb gytundeb, ond yr hyn y buaswn yn ei ddweud yw ei bod yn teimlo'n hwyr iawn i fod yn gwneud cynnig cychwynnol o'r math hwn. Buaswn hefyd yn dweud nad yw gwneud hynny'n debygol o fod yn gynhyrchiol yng nghyd-destun gosod wltimatwm ar fater mor bwysig. Ac felly, byddem wedi gwneud y sylwadau hynny pe baem wedi cael cyfle i gymryd rhan, fel y mae strwythurau Cyd-bwyllgor y Gweinidogion yn awgrymu y dylem fod wedi'i gael.
English: The Welsh Government has worked continuously since 2016 to plan and prepare for Brexit, and to achieve the best possible outcome for Wales. We've particularly focused on preparations for 'no deal', and we published our action plan on 16 September.
Welsh: Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi gweithio'n barhaus ers 2016 i gynllunio a pharatoi ar gyfer Brexit, ac i sicrhau'r canlyniad gorau posibl i Gymru. Rydym wedi canolbwyntio'n benodol ar baratoadau ar gyfer Brexit heb gytundeb, a chyhoeddwyd ein cynllun gweithredu ar 16 Medi.
English: Of course, the UK Government's requirement to seek an alternative deal is only because Labour voted down the previous deal three times in the House of Commons. How do you respond to the statements made earlier this month by the Irish sea south trade director for Stena Line, the port authority at Holyhead, a Mr Davies, who, when asked if there'll be disruption, said, 'Yes, I think there will be for the first day or two just because of uncertainty, but this will be very short term. The traffic flow through Holyhead as it stands, and with the plans in place, I don't foresee any problems. There is the Welsh Government emergency plan on the A55 - I don't see it being used myself'?
Welsh: Wrth gwrs, mae'r angen i Lywodraeth y DU geisio cytundeb amgen yn deillio o'r ffaith bod Llafur wedi pleidleisio yn erbyn y cytundeb blaenorol dair gwaith yn Nhŷ'r Cyffredin. Sut yr ymatebwch i'r datganiadau a wnaed yn gynharach y mis hwn gan gyfarwyddwr masnach de môr Iwerddon ar ran Stena Line, awdurdod porthladd Caergybi, sef Mr Davies, a ddywedodd, pan ofynnwyd iddo a fydd tarfu, 'Bydd, credaf y bydd tarfu am y diwrnod neu ddau cyntaf oherwydd ansicrwydd, ond cyfnod byr iawn fydd hwnnw. Nid wyf yn gweld unrhyw broblemau o ran llif y traffig drwy Gaergybi fel y mae pethau, a chyda'r cynlluniau ar waith. Mae cynllun argyfwng gan Lywodraeth Cymru ar yr A55 - ni chredaf y bydd yn cael ei ddefnyddio.'?
English: I thank the Member for that point. I don't think I heard a question, but -
Welsh: Diolch i'r Aelod am y pwynt hwnnw. Ni chredaf i mi glywed cwestiwn, ond -
English: 'How do you respond to the statement by - ?'
Welsh: 'Sut yr ymatebwch i'r datganiad gan - ?'
English: Oh, forgive me. Yes. Well, just to make the obvious point, the initial response is that many people voted against the deal, including Boris Johnson and half the parliamentary Conservative Party, so I think the prospect that we had a deal in the bag that the Labour Party is responsible for scuppering I think is particularly risible. The question needs to be asked what the proposed renegotiation is of the deal that the Prime Minister proposes, because he will find that he has a hardcore rump of European Research Group members who are going to be hard to placate in any version of this agreement. But I think, on the point about the port of Holyhead, he will know from the statement that the Minister for transport made in the Chamber yesterday that we've been working with the port to ensure that we have plans in place in order to manage disruption as best we can in the event that there are tailbacks. He will also know that we are looking at those in the context of information that has been provided more recently from the UK Government to ascertain that we have arrangements in place. But I would just say to the Member, obviously, we very much hope that the arrangements are not required and that, if they are required, they work effectively, but I think the broader point, which his question misses, is that a huge amount of resource, energy and financial resource is being committed across this Government and other Governments across the UK to prepare for a 'no deal' Brexit, which is perfectly within the gift of his own Prime Minister to rule out.
Welsh: O, maddeuwch i mi. Iawn. Wel, i wneud y pwynt amlwg, yr ymateb cyntaf yw bod llawer o bobl wedi pleidleisio yn erbyn y cytundeb, gan gynnwys Boris Johnson a hanner y Blaid Geidwadol seneddol, felly credaf fod y syniad ein bod wedi sicrhau cytundeb a bod y Blaid Lafur yn gyfrifol am ei ddifetha yn chwerthinllyd tu hwnt. Mae angen gofyn y cwestiwn beth yw'r ailnegodi arfaethedig y mae Prif Weinidog y DU yn ei argymell i'r cytundeb, gan y gwêl fod ganddo griw ystyfnig o aelodau o'r Grŵp Ymchwil Ewropeaidd a fydd yn anodd eu plesio ag unrhyw fersiwn o'r cytundeb hwn. Ond o ran y pwynt ynglŷn â phorthladd Caergybi, rwy'n credu y bydd yn gwybod o'r datganiad a wnaeth y Gweinidog trafnidiaeth yn y Siambr ddoe ein bod wedi bod yn gweithio gyda'r porthladd i sicrhau bod gennym gynlluniau ar waith er mwyn rheoli tarfu hyd eithaf ein gallu os bydd tagfeydd. Bydd hefyd yn gwybod ein bod yn edrych arnynt yng nghyd-destun gwybodaeth a ddarparwyd yn fwy diweddar gan Lywodraeth y DU i sicrhau bod gennym drefniadau ar waith. Ond buaswn yn dweud wrth yr Aelod, yn amlwg, ein bod yn mawr obeithio na fydd angen y trefniadau, ac os bydd eu hangen, eu bod yn gweithio'n effeithiol, ond credaf mai'r pwynt ehangach y mae ei gwestiwn yn ei fethu, yw bod llawer iawn o adnoddau, ynni ac adnoddau ariannol yn cael eu hymrwymo ar draws y Llywodraeth hon a Llywodraethau eraill ledled y DU i baratoi am Brexit heb gytundeb, sy'n rhywbeth y gallai ei Brif Weinidog ei hun ei ddiystyru'n berffaith hawdd.
English: Thank you to the Minister for answering all of the questions this afternoon.
Welsh: Diolch i'r Gweinidog am ateb ei holl gwestiynau y prynhawn yma.
English: The next item would have been the topical questions, but no topical questions were received today.
Welsh: Yr eitem nesaf fyddai cwestiynau amserol, ond ni chafwyd unrhyw gwestiynau amserol heddiw.
English: Thank you, Llywydd. October is Black History Month. It is a time to celebrate the achievements of black people and people of colour for our contribution to our country. We recognise remarkable people from our past and our present who have made a real difference, sometimes without the recognition that they deserve. In Cardiff South and Penarth, we are lucky to have a number of role models to recognise and celebrate. Two such people are from Butetown: Billy Boston and Betty Campbell. Billy Boston is the son of a west African father and an Irish mother. He was overlooked by the union game. I have no doubt that his colour explains why. He is, however, recognised as one of the greatest ever British rugby league players. There's a statue of him on Wembley Way and in Wigan where he played most of his rugby. Sadly, his home city has not yet provided him the same recognition. Betty Campbell was the first black headteacher in Wales. I knew her; I didn't always agree with her. But despite our well-advertised differences, her historic achievements are undeniable. Following a public vote on hidden heroines, Betty will be the first woman to be honoured with a statue in the capital city. There are many more figures to learn about and celebrate from across our country. I hope that Members across the Chamber take the opportunity to promote Black History Month, to remember our difficulties and our struggles, because this is not just black history, it is an essential part of the history of Wales and the wider world.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr, Lywydd. Mis Hydref yw Mis Hanes Pobl Dduon. Mae'n amser i ddathlu cyflawniadau pobl dduon a phobl o liw am ein cyfraniad i'n gwlad. Rydym yn cydnabod pobl hynod o'n gorffennol a'n presennol sydd wedi gwneud gwahaniaeth go iawn, weithiau heb y gydnabyddiaeth y maent yn ei haeddu. Yn Ne Caerdydd a Phenarth, rydym yn ffodus i gael nifer o fodelau rôl i'w cydnabod a'u dathlu. Daw dau unigolyn o'r fath o Butetown: Billy Boston a Betty Campbell. Mae Billy Boston yn fab i dad o orllewin Affrica a mam Wyddelig. Cafodd ei anwybyddu gan gêm yr undeb. Nid oes gennyf unrhyw amheuaeth mai ei liw yw'r rheswm dros hynny. Fodd bynnag, mae'n cael ei gydnabod fel un o'r chwaraewyr rygbi'r gynghrair gorau erioed ym Mhrydain. Mae cerflun ohono ar Wembley Way ac yn Wigan lle y chwaraeodd y rhan fwyaf o'i rygbi. Yn anffodus, nid yw ei ddinas enedigol wedi rhoi'r un gydnabyddiaeth iddo eto. Betty Campbell oedd y pennaeth ysgol du cyntaf yng Nghymru. Roeddwn i'n ei hadnabod; nid oeddwn bob amser yn cytuno â hi. Ond er gwaethaf ein gwahaniaethau, sydd wedi cael cryn gyhoeddusrwydd, mae ei chyflawniadau hanesyddol yn ddiymwad. Yn dilyn pleidlais gyhoeddus ar arwresau cudd, Betty fydd y fenyw gyntaf i gael ei hanrhydeddu â cherflun yn y brifddinas. Mae yna lawer mwy o bobl i ddysgu amdanynt a'u dathlu ym mhob rhan o'n gwlad. Gobeithio y bydd Aelodau ar draws y Siambr yn manteisio ar y cyfle i hyrwyddo Mis Hanes Pobl Dduon, i gofio am ein hanawsterau a'n brwydrau, oherwydd nid hanes du yn unig mo hwn, mae'n rhan hanfodol o hanes Cymru a'r byd ehangach.
English: This Thursday, on 3 October, we will celebrate the one-hundred-and-sixtieth anniversary of the Pryce-Jones mail order store and the one-hundred-and-fortieth anniversary of the opening of the Pryce-Jones Royal Welsh Warehouse. A celebration organised by the heritage hub for mid Wales at the grade II listed Pryce-Jones Royal Welsh Warehouse in Newtown will mark the life of Sir Pryce Pryce-Jones, who was the pioneer of mail order home shopping. Pryce-Jones had a draper's shop in Newtown and came up with the idea of dispatching goods to his customers by post using the railway. His drapery business was so popular, he dreamt up the mail order catalogue so that those who couldn't travel to his Newtown shop could buy his goods. I'm told that Queen Victoria and Florence Nightingale were amongst the patrons, and his Welsh flannel was sold to customers around the world. He is also credited with the invention of the sleeping bag and was the MP for Montgomeryshire on two occasions. Tomorrow we will see two plaques unveiled by the entrepreneur's great-great-grandson, David Pryce-Jones, and the High Sheriff of Powys, David Lloyd Peate, to mark the pioneer's contribution to the heritage of Montgomeryshire and the world birthplace of mail order.
Welsh: Y dydd Iau hwn, ar 3 Hydref, byddwn yn dathlu 160 mlynedd ers sefydlu siop archebion post Pryce-Jones a 140 mlynedd ers agor Warws Brenhinol Cymru Pryce-Jones. Bydd dathliad a drefnwyd gan y ganolfan treftadaeth ar gyfer canolbarth Cymru yn Warws Brenhinol Cymru Pryce-Jones, sy'n adeilad rhestredig gradd II yn y Drenewydd, i nodi bywyd Syr Pryce Pryce-Jones, a oedd yn arloeswr siopa archebu trwy'r post. Roedd gan Pryce-Jones siop ddillad yn y Drenewydd a chafodd y syniad o anfon nwyddau i'w gwsmeriaid trwy'r post gan ddefnyddio'r rheilffordd. Roedd ei fusnes dillad mor boblogaidd nes iddo lunio'r catalog archebion post er mwyn i'r rhai na allent deithio i'w siop yn y Drenewydd allu prynu ei nwyddau. Dywedir wrthyf fod y Frenhines Victoria a Florence Nightingale ymhlith ei gwsmeriaid, a châi ei wlanen Gymreig ei gwerthu i gwsmeriaid ledled y byd. Ef hefyd sy'n cael y clod am ddyfeisio'r cwdyn cysgu a bu'n Aelod Seneddol dros sir Drefaldwyn ar ddau achlysur. Yfory, bydd dau blac yn cael eu dadorchuddio gan or-or-ŵyr yr entrepreneur, David Pryce-Jones, ac Uwch Siryf Powys, David Lloyd Peate, i nodi cyfraniad yr arloeswr i dreftadaeth sir Drefaldwyn a man geni archebu trwy'r post yn fyd-eang.
English: Now, a motion to elect Members to the Committee on Assembly Electoral Reform. I call for a member of the Business Committee to formally move the motion. Caroline Jones.
Welsh: Cynnig nawr i ethol Aelodau i'r Pwyllgor ar Ddiwygio Etholiadol. Galwaf ar aelod o'r Pwyllgor Busnes i wneud y cynnig yn ffurfiol. Caroline Jones.
English: Does any Member object? The motion is therefore agreed in accordance with Standing Order 12.36.
Welsh: A oes unrhyw Aelod yn gwrthwynebu'r cynnig? Felly, derbynnir y cynnig yn unol â Rheol Sefydlog 12.36.