English: Thank you, Minister, and thank you for turning the scrutiny back on me there, but, as we have made clear in debates in the past in this Chamber, public procurement powers were given away as part of the inter-governmental agreement, and I'd welcome further discussion with you on that. But, coming back to the question, now we know, and as you've just recognised, there's very little that we could do to mitigate the disastrous impact of a 'no deal' Brexit, to mitigate that on Wales, and we would be powerless, essentially, to defend ourselves. The disrespect shown to Wales by Westminster over the past few years is actually beyond belief. They've taken powers from us, they've refused to let Welsh Ministers see draft plans for replacement schemes for European funding. You told us yesterday, Minister, that they refused to listen to your concerns over plans for immigration, and also that we've had very little input - well, no input at all - into plans for the shared prosperity fund. The probable future Prime Minister intends to wipe over £400 million from the Welsh budget by giving a tax cut to the very richest in society. And today, as we've already heard, they've refused to allow the First Minister of Wales access to a ministerial car for his visit to Brussels because he refused to agree to sell Welsh interests down the river - an absolutely outrageous break of protocol, unprecedented, as you said, and a disgraceful act of disrespect towards our country. Minister, this can't go on. We've got to stand up for ourselves and the interests of the people we're duty bound to represent. Will you therefore agree to consider establishing a Welsh constitutional convention to carefully consider the constitutional options available for Wales, including independence? A constitutional convention is something the former First Minister Carwyn Jones called for at a UK level, but it didn't happen, despite tireless efforts over many years on his part. So, we must now do it for ourselves. We need to know what options are available to us in Wales as the UK constitutional crisis deepens and we need leverage to protect ourselves against a hostile Westminster Government. Our NHS is in danger, our economy stands on the brink of a 'no deal' catastrophe. We must defend our citizens. Will you therefore consider adopting this course of action?
Welsh: Diolch, Weinidog, a diolch i chi am droi'r craffu arnaf yn ôl arnaf fi yn y fan honno, ond fel yr eglurasom mewn dadleuon yn y gorffennol yn y Siambr hon, cafodd pwerau caffael cyhoeddus eu hildio yn rhan o'r cytundeb rhynglywodraethol, a buaswn yn croesawu trafodaeth bellach gyda chi ar hynny. Ond i ddod yn ôl at y cwestiwn, ac fel rydych newydd gydnabod, gwyddom bellach nad oes fawr ddim y gallem ei wneud i liniaru effaith drychinebus Brexit 'dim bargen', lliniaru effaith hynny ar Gymru, a byddem yn ddi-rym yn y bôn i amddiffyn ein hunain. Mae'r diffyg parch a ddangoswyd gan San Steffan at Gymru dros yr ychydig flynyddoedd diwethaf yn anghredadwy. Maent wedi cipio pwerau oddi wrthym, maent wedi gwrthod gadael i Weinidogion Cymru weld drafftiau cynlluniau newydd yn lle arian Ewropeaidd. Fe ddywedoch chi wrthym ddoe, Weinidog, eu bod wedi gwrthod gwrando ar eich pryderon ynghylch cynlluniau ar gyfer mewnfudo, a hefyd nad ydym wedi cael fawr ddim mewnbwn - wel, dim mewnbwn o gwbl - i gynlluniau ar gyfer y gronfa ffyniant gyffredin. Mae'r darpar Brif Weinidog tebygol yn bwriadu sychu dros £400 miliwn oddi ar gyllideb Cymru drwy roi toriad yn y dreth i'r bobl gyfoethocaf mewn cymdeithas. A heddiw, fel y clywsom eisoes, maent wedi gwrthod caniatáu i Brif Weinidog Cymru gael defnydd o gar gweinidogol ar gyfer ei ymweliad â Brwsel am ei fod wedi gwrthod cytuno i droi cefn ar fuddiannau Cymru - toriad protocol cwbl warthus na welwyd ei debyg o'r blaen, fel y dywedoch, a gweithred warthus o amarch tuag at ein gwlad. Weinidog, ni all hyn barhau. Mae'n rhaid i ni sefyll drosom ein hunain a buddiannau'r bobl y mae gennym ddyletswydd i'w cynrychioli. A wnewch chi gytuno felly i ystyried sefydlu confensiwn cyfansoddiadol i Gymru i ystyried yn ofalus yr opsiynau cyfansoddiadol sydd ar gael i Gymru, gan gynnwys annibyniaeth? Mae confensiwn cyfansoddiadol yn rhywbeth y galwodd y cyn Brif Weinidog, Carwyn Jones, amdano ar lefel y DU, ond ni ddigwyddodd hynny, er gwaethaf ymdrechion diflino dros flynyddoedd lawer ar ei ran. Felly, rhaid inni ei wneud drosom ein hunain yn awr. Mae angen inni wybod pa ddewisiadau sydd ar gael inni yng Nghymru wrth i argyfwng cyfansoddiadol y DU ddyfnhau ac rydym angen dull o amddiffyn ein hunain rhag Llywodraeth elyniaethus yn San Steffan. Mae ein GIG mewn perygl, mae ein heconomi ar drothwy trychineb 'dim bargen'. Rhaid inni amddiffyn ein dinasyddion. A wnewch chi ystyried mabwysiadu'r llwybr hwn felly?