English: I have considerable concerns about this arrangement: one of them is that I don't trust the Tories, and that's my red line for myself. I will support it, but I'm going to support it with huge reservations, which I want to outline. I don't think that biennial reporting is equitable to a sunset clause, and that concerns me. But what really concerns me here is that 90 per cent of the Welsh fishing fleet is made up of small vessels, and they predominantly catch shellfish, and most of that is exported to the EU, and there isn't even a trading agreement in place. Coming back to where I started, I don't trust the Tories: apparently we had the best trading deal ever, and now it transpires we haven't even got a trading deal of any description whatsoever. If we add into that the fact that COVID-19 has had a devastating impact on the industry, and the price of fish has dropped dramatically, by up to 85 per cent in some cases - and, of course, the unavoidable closure of hospitality businesses and restaurants has made the demand for shellfish much reduced. So, whilst I'm going to support it, I do share all the concerns that people have already outlined. I would like to hear an explanation, really, of why you are so confident that, within the framework - . And I do acknowledge, of course, the positives that others have outlined - I don't want to take time up repeating those - but I would like the answer to how you feel confident that you can, moving forward, under the framework agreement, get a deal that will safeguard, as I've said from the very start, the interests of the fishing industry, albeit small, that exists in Wales.
Welsh: Mae gennyf bryderon sylweddol ynghylch y trefniant hwn: un ohonyn nhw yw nad wyf i'n ymddiried yn y Torïaid, a dyna fy llinell goch i mi fy hun. Byddaf i yn ei gefnogi, ond rwy'n mynd i'w gefnogi gydag amheuon enfawr, ac rwyf eisiau eu hamlinellu. Nid wyf yn credu bod adrodd bob dwy flynedd yn cyfateb â chymal machlud, ac mae hynny'n peri pryder imi. Ond yr hyn sydd wir yn peri pryder yma yw bod 90 y cant o fflyd bysgota Cymru yn cynnwys llongau bach, a'u bod yn dal pysgod cregyn yn bennaf, ac mae'r rhan fwyaf o hynny'n cael ei allforio i'r UE, ac nid oes cytundeb masnachu ar waith hyd yn oed. Gan ddod yn ôl at fy man cychwyn, nid wyf yn ymddiried yn y Torïaid: mae'n debyg mai ni oedd â'r cytundeb masnachu gorau erioed, a nawr mae'n amlwg nad oes gennym hyd yn oed gytundeb masnachu o unrhyw ddisgrifiad o gwbl. Os ydym ni'n ychwanegu at hynny y ffaith bod COVID-19 wedi cael effaith ddinistriol ar y diwydiant, ac mae pris pysgod wedi gostwng yn ddramatig, hyd at 85 y cant mewn rhai achosion - ac, wrth gwrs, mae cau busnesau lletygarwch yn anorfod wedi gwneud y galw am bysgod cregyn yn llawer llai. Felly, er fy mod i'n mynd i'w gefnogi, rwy'n rhannu'r holl bryderon y mae pobl eisoes wedi'u hamlinellu. Hoffwn i glywed esboniad, mewn gwirionedd, pam yr ydych chi mor hyderus, o fewn y fframwaith - . Ac rwy'n cydnabod, wrth gwrs, y pethau cadarnhaol y mae eraill wedi'u hamlinellu - nid wyf eisiau cymryd amser i ailadrodd y rheini - ond hoffwn i gael yr ateb i sut yr ydych chi'n teimlo'n hyderus y gallwch chi symud ymlaen, o dan y cytundeb fframwaith, i gael cytundeb a fydd yn diogelu, fel yr wyf i wedi'i ddweud o'r cychwyn cyntaf, fuddiannau'r diwydiant pysgota, er yn fach, sy'n bodoli yng Nghymru.