English: Regrettably, I didn't hear a commitment to have a review of that funding formula, although I do accept that it's a complex area and I do accept the point that you make, First Minister, about the fierceness with which the sector protects its charitable status, and rightly so because of the money it raises. But if I could raise a separate matter with you and that's around the football that's due to take place in the last 16 of the UEFA European Football Championship on Saturday. Yesterday, the health Minister, in my mind rightly, pointed out the restrictions that are being put on international travel for fans to go over to Amsterdam. However, this morning the Danish Government have come out and said that their fans will be able to travel to Holland, to Amsterdam, to watch their team play, provided it's within a 12-hour window. Now, very often fans in the stadium are classed as the twelfth man, helping their team on to victory hopefully, as we all wish next Saturday. Given the change in circumstances for Danish fans, and as I understand it the level of infection is the same in Denmark as it is here in Wales, will you be making any representations to the Dutch authorities to allow Welsh fans to travel, should they meet the travel requirements that are placed on travelling fans to watch in-tournament matches? Because I do believe that the ground has now moved, given that both teams were on the same field yesterday when it came to fans' restrictions, but today the Danish Government have moved to allow their fans to travel within a 12-hour window for Saturday's match.
Welsh: Yn anffodus, ni chlywais ymrwymiad i gael adolygiad o'r fformiwla cyllid honno, er fy mod i'n derbyn ei fod yn faes cymhleth ac rwyf i yn derbyn y pwynt yr ydych chi'n ei wneud, Prif Weinidog, am ffyrnigrwydd y sector wrth ddiogelu ei statws elusennol, a hynny'n gwbl briodol oherwydd yr arian y mae'n ei godi. Ond a gaf i godi mater ar wahân gyda chi a hynny ynghylch y bêl-droed sydd i fod i ddigwydd yn 16 olaf Pencampwriaeth Pêl-droed Ewropeaidd UEFA ddydd Sadwrn. Ddoe, tynnodd y Gweinidog iechyd, yn fy marn i, sylw yn briodol at y cyfyngiadau sy'n cael eu rhoi ar deithio rhyngwladol i gefnogwyr fynd draw i Amsterdam. Fodd bynnag, y bore yma mae Llywodraeth Denmarc wedi cyhoeddi y bydd eu cefnogwyr yn cael teithio i'r Iseldiroedd, i Amsterdam, i wylio eu tîm yn chwarae, ar yr amod ei fod o fewn cyfnod o 12 awr. Nawr, yn aml iawn mae cefnogwyr yn y stadiwm yn cael eu hystyried fel y deuddegfed dyn, gan sbarduno eu tîm ymlaen i fuddugoliaeth gobeithio, fel yr ydym ni i gyd yn dymuno ei weld ddydd Sadwrn nesaf. O ystyried y newid mewn amgylchiadau i gefnogwyr Denmarc, ac yn ôl yr hyn yr wyf i'n ei ddeall mae lefel yr haint yr un fath yn Nenmarc ag ydyw yma yng Nghymru, a fyddwch chi'n cyflwyno unrhyw sylwadau i awdurdodau'r Iseldiroedd i ganiatáu i gefnogwyr Cymru deithio, os byddan nhw'n bodloni'r gofynion teithio sydd ar gefnogwyr sy'n teithio i wylio gemau mewn pencampwriaeth? Gan fy mod i'n credu bod y telerau wedi newid erbyn hyn, o gofio bod y ddau dîm ar yr un sefyllfa ddoe o ran cyfyngiadau ar gefnogwyr, ond heddiw mae Llywodraeth Denmarc wedi symud i ganiatáu i'w cefnogwyr deithio o fewn cyfnod o 12 awr ar gyfer y gêm ddydd Sadwrn.