English: Good. I think the First Minister had announced that he was going to be making a speech on Friday, but I would like to congratulate him about the meeting he has had today, because I think while the UK Government has understandably been focussed on other things, when there hasn't been a Northern Ireland Government, and when the Scottish Government is antagonistic, I think the Welsh Government has taken a lead in thinking through some of these post-Brexit issues and what the appropriate architecture should be for our intra-government liaisons in the UK. I was pleased to meet Simon Hart in Tŷ Hywel earlier, and I hope that he will also recognise the strong lead that Welsh Government has been giving in this area. Will the First Minister, however, now also pledge to work with the leader of the opposition and with Members opposite to use their influence on UK Government Ministers to help push forward some of the ideas his Government has developed, and on which we all agree? And could I also ask, in an effort to find common ground, whether he might reconsider the delete-and-replace-all approach to the Conservative Brexit motion tomorrow? It refers only to the potential benefits to Wales of Brexit, and, in trying to find common ground, it speaks relatively non-controversially about new free trade agreements, an immigration system that does not discriminate against non-EU, and a new approach to regional investment. It also calls upon Welsh Government to engage positively with the UK Government. So, I wonder if the First Minister could find his way to supporting it?
Welsh: Da iawn. Rwy'n credu bod y Prif Weinidog wedi cyhoeddi ei fod yn mynd i fod yn gwneud araith ddydd Gwener, ond hoffwn ei longyfarch ar y cyfarfod y mae wedi ei gael heddiw, gan fy mod i'n credu tra bod Llywodraeth y DU wedi bod yn canolbwyntio ar bethau eraill, a hynny'n ddealladwy, pan nad oedd Llywodraeth yng Ngogledd Iwerddon, a phan fo Llywodraeth yr Alban yn elyniaethus, rwy'n credu bod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi cymryd yr awenau o ran rhoi ystyriaeth i rai o'r materion ar ôl Brexit hyn a beth ddylai'r bensaernïaeth briodol fod i'n cysylltiadau rhyng-lywodraeth yn y DU. Roeddwn i'n falch o gyfarfod â Simon Hart yn Nhŷ Hywel yn gynharach, a gobeithio y bydd yntau hefyd yn cydnabod yr arweiniad cryf y mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi bod yn ei roi yn y maes hwn. A wnaiff y Prif Weinidog, fodd bynnag, addewid nawr hefyd i weithio gydag arweinydd yr wrthblaid a chyda'r Aelodau gyferbyn i ddefnyddio eu dylanwad ar Weinidogion Llywodraeth y DU i helpu i fwrw ymlaen â rhai o'r syniadau y mae ei Lywodraeth wedi eu datblygu, ac y mae pob un ohonom ni'n cytuno â nhw? Ac a gaf i hefyd ofyn, mewn ymdrech i ddod o hyd i dir cyffredin, a allai ailystyried yr agwedd 'dileu a disodli popeth' at gynnig Brexit y Ceidwadwyr yfory? Mae'n cyfeirio at y manteision posibl Brexit i Gymru yn unig, ac, wrth geisio dod o hyd i dir cyffredin, mae'n siarad yn gymharol ddi-dadleuol am gytundebau masnach rydd newydd, system fewnfudo nad yw'n gwahaniaethu yn erbyn y tu allan i'r UE, a dull newydd ar gyfer buddsoddi rhanbarthol. Mae hefyd yn galw ar Lywodraeth Cymru i ymgysylltu'n gadarnhaol â Llywodraeth y DU. Felly, tybed a allai'r Prif Weinidog ddod o hyd i'w ffordd i'w gefnogi?