English: Yes, sorry. [ Laughter.] Unfortunately, because it's a statement from me, it's not the Minister who'll be responding, but the Minister is here. It is possible, because many questions have been directed to the Minister from Members, that we could write, on the basis of the contributions here, to the Minister. She's nodding her head contentedly with that, so we'll do that as a result of this statement. I can only go back to what I said in the statement, in terms of the language and agriculture. We have asked the Minister to provide more clarity to us, in terms of the possible impact of Brexit on the Welsh language, and discussions have happened with the Welsh Language Commissioner, but we need to find out more, if possible, from the Minister on the nature of those discussions, because, as Suzy Davies says, that's very important. Also, as you said, it's part of all parts of Government and it needs to be mainstreamed into the Brexit work undertaken by every Minister - it's not just a matter for one Minister. The language, the arts and heritage - they're important to, I would think, all of the Ministers here. In terms of the prosperity fund, I'm not sure that we've had any kind of sight of what we might get and the detail of that. So, we'll be lobbying, certainly, to ensure that the language is part of any prosperity fund, and that we'd also have some kind of control over where that money is spent in Wales. So, I'd ask you, as members of the Conservative Party, to go back to them, with respect, and say that we need input on how that's spent in Wales, because the language is a vital part of our ecosystem here, which is, perhaps, different to other parts of Britain. So, thank you for the questions, and we'll be framing those in a letter to the Minister for international relations in order to ensure that these issues, which, perhaps, don't have so much investment or so much discussion as we'd like in the Brexit discussions - we've been able to have that priority here today. So, I'd like to thank you all for your contributions.
Welsh: Ie, sori. [ Chwerthin.] Yn anffodus, nid y Gweinidog, gan ei fod yn ddatganiad gen i, ond mae'r Gweinidog yma. Mae posibiliad, achos bod lot o gwestiynau wedi dod at y Gweinidog gan yr Aelodau, y gallwn ni ysgrifennu ar sail rhai o'r cyfraniadau fan hyn at y Gweinidog. Mae hi'n nodio'i phen yn hapus â hynny. Felly, fe wnawn ni hynny fel canlyniad i'r datganiad yma. Gallaf ond fynd nôl at beth wnes i ddweud yn y datganiad o ran yr iaith ac amaeth. Dŷn ni wedi gofyn i'r Gweinidog i roi mwy o eglurder i ni o ran effaith posibl Brexit ar y Gymraeg, ac mae yna drafodaethau wedi digwydd gyda chomisiynydd yr iaith, ond mae angen inni ffeindio mas mwy, os yn bosib, gan y Gweinidog ar beth yw natur y trafodaethau hynny. Achos, fel mae Suzy Davies yn ei ddweud, mae hynny'n bwysig iawn, a hefyd, fel dŷch chi'n ei ddweud, ei bod yn rhan o bob rhan o Lywodraeth ac yn cael ei phrif ffrydio mewn i waith Brexit gan bob Gweinidog arall. Dyw e ddim jest yn fater i un Gweinidog; mae'r iaith a'r celfyddydau a threftadaeth yn bwysig, buaswn i'n meddwl, i bob un o'r Gweinidogion yma. O ran y gronfa ffyniant, dwi ddim yn sicr ein bod ni wedi cael unrhyw fath o lwc hyd yn hyn i wybod beth yn gwmws maen nhw'n mynd i fod yn ei wneud o ran manyldeb hynny. Felly, byddwn ni'n lobio, yn sicr, i sicrhau bod yr iaith yn rhan o unrhyw gronfa ffyniant, ond byddwn i hefyd eisiau cael rhyw fath o reolaeth dros ble mae'r arian hynny'n mynd yma yng Nghymru. Felly, rwy'n gofyn i chi hefyd, fel aelodau o'r Blaid Geidwadol, i fynd yn ôl atyn nhw, mewn pob parch, a dweud ein bod ni angen cael mewnbwn mewn i sut mae hwn yn cael ei wario yng Nghymru, achos mae'r iaith yn rhan gynhenid o'n hecosystem yma, sydd efallai'n wahanol i ardaloedd eraill o Brydain. Felly, diolch am y cwestiynau, a byddwn ni'n fframio'r rheini i mewn i lythyr i'r Gweinidog dros faterion rhyngwladol er mwyn gallu sicrhau bod y materion yma, sydd efallai ddim yn cael cymaint o fuddsoddiad nac yn cael cymaint o drafodaeth yn y trafodaethau Brexit oll y byddwn ni'n ei hoffi - ond nawr dŷn ni wedi gallu cael y flaenoriaeth yna heddiw. Felly, diolch ichi gyd am y cyfraniadau.