English: Diolch, Ddirprwy Lywydd. Can I, at the outset, say that I am personally relieved to have had messages that my own family and colleagues in London are safe, but very much saddened to hear of an attack on a fellow Parliament, and hope that everyone will be well and that things will turn out to be controlled? It's a very shocking thing, and it's very relevant to the fact that we are debating a big exercise in democracy that has led us to this position, and it's as well to remember the role of Parliaments and representative democracy to ensure the rule of law and peace - peaceful resolution of disagreements. Can I turn to the report and say how much I welcome this report? Very comprehensive, very well thought-out, and very substantial evidence that has been brought to bear, and I very much agree with the way that the Chair has set out the conclusions, which are many - not so many recommendations, because we don't quite know how some of these things will be panning out, but it's important we come to some early conclusions about the issues that are important for Wales, our economy, and our public services. I think that I can boil it down, however, to two main things, which is about funding and powers. And when we look at powers, first of all, I think there are several important issues discussed in this report that I'd like to put Plaid Cymru's view on. First of all, in the repatriation, as it's called, by the UK Government of powers from the EU following the decision to leave the European Union, it is important and vital that this is done on a question of parity of esteem between the four nations here in the United Kingdom. I think UK-wide frameworks, which are addressed in the context of conservation, the environment and agriculture in the report, are to be welcomed, and we can work on that basis, but that basis must be one of agreement, not one whereby powers are repatriated to Downing Street and then imposed upon the rest of the United Kingdom. That does mean, in our view, that there should be some development of a UK council of Ministers, and there should also be a development of an independent arbitration or independent adjudication method of dealing with disagreements. We will not be able to go from meeting to meeting, as the finance Cabinet Secretary has said in the past, with no minutes, no progress, no kind of development of ideas. We must have properly run councils of Ministers, and a proper independent system to arbitrate, if necessary, as well. When those powers also return, we'll need to be sure that those that are exercised now at a European level, which I think need to be still exercised, where relevant, at a European level - I'm thinking in particular, as I asked earlier to the Counsel General, of powers around environmental legislation, environmental justice, the ongoing work of the European Court of Justice, which won't directly relate to the UK but has a bearing on some of our jurisprudence. That needs to continue as well so that UK citizens have a clear idea of how issues that run across national borders can be resolved again in a peaceable and agreed manner. So, I think there's an issue there that we need to look at in terms of powers as well.
Welsh: Diolch, Ddirprwy Lywydd. A gaf fi, ar y dechrau, ddweud fy mod yn bersonol yn falch o fod wedi cael negeseuon fod fy nheulu a chydweithwyr yn Llundain yn ddiogel, ond yn drist iawn i glywed am ymosodiad ar chwaer Senedd, ac yn gobeithio y bydd pawb yn iawn ac y bydd pethau dan reolaeth? Mae'n beth brawychus iawn, ac mae'n berthnasol iawn i'r ffaith ein bod yn trafod ymarfer mawr mewn democratiaeth sydd wedi ein harwain at y sefyllfa hon, ac mae'n werth cofio rôl Seneddau a democratiaeth gynrychioliadol i sicrhau rheolaeth y gyfraith a heddwch - datrys anghytundebau yn heddychlon. A gaf fi droi at yr adroddiad a dweud cymaint rwy'n croesawu'r adroddiad hwn? Mae'n gynhwysfawr iawn, yn ystyrlon iawn ac wedi defnyddio tystiolaeth sylweddol iawn, ac rwy'n cytuno'n fawr â'r ffordd y mae'r Cadeirydd wedi nodi'r casgliadau, sy'n niferus - ac ni cheir cymaint o argymhellion, gan nad ydym yn gwybod yn union sut y bydd rhai o'r pethau hyn yn datblygu, ond mae'n bwysig ein bod yn dod i rai casgliadau cynnar am y materion sy'n bwysig i Gymru, ein heconomi, a'n gwasanaethau cyhoeddus. Rwy'n meddwl y gallaf ei gyfyngu, fodd bynnag, i ddau brif beth sef chyllid a phwerau. A phan edrychwn ar bwerau, yn gyntaf oll, rwy'n meddwl bod yna nifer o faterion pwysig yn cael eu trafod yn yr adroddiad hwn yr hoffwn roi barn Plaid Cymru arnynt. Yn gyntaf oll, o ran dychwelyd pwerau i Lywodraeth y DU o'r UE yn dilyn y penderfyniad i adael yr Undeb Ewropeaidd, mae'n bwysig ac yn hanfodol fod hyn yn cael ei wneud ar sail parch cydradd rhwng y pedair gwlad yma yn y Deyrnas Unedig. Rwy'n credu bod fframweithiau ar draws y DU, sy'n cael sylw yng nghyd-destun cadwraeth, yr amgylchedd ac amaethyddiaeth yn yr adroddiad, i'w croesawu, a gallwn weithio ar y sail honno, ond rhaid iddi fod yn un o gytundeb, nid un lle y caiff pwerau eu dychwelyd i Stryd Downing a'u gorfodi wedyn ar weddill y Deyrnas Unedig. Mae hynny'n golygu, yn ein barn ni, y dylid datblygu cyngor Gweinidogion y DU, a dylid datblygu cymrodeddu annibynnol hefyd neu ddull dyfarnu annibynnol ar gyfer ymdrin ag anghytundebau. Ni fyddwn yn gallu mynd o gyfarfod i gyfarfod, fel y mae Ysgrifennydd y Cabinet dros gyllid wedi dweud yn y gorffennol, heb unrhyw gofnodion, unrhyw gynnydd, unrhyw fath o ddatblygu syniadau. Mae'n rhaid i ni gael cynghorau Gweinidogion wedi'u gweithredu'n briodol, a system annibynnol briodol i gymrodeddu hefyd os oes angen. Pan fydd y pwerau hynny'n dychwelyd, bydd angen i ni fod yn sicr fod y rhai sy'n cael eu harfer yn awr ar lefel Ewropeaidd, y credaf y bydd yn rhaid i ni barhau i'w harfer, lle y bo'n berthnasol, ar lefel Ewropeaidd - rwy'n meddwl yn benodol, fel y gofynnais yn gynharach i'r Cwnsler Cyffredinol, am bwerau'n ymwneud â deddfwriaeth amgylcheddol, cyfiawnder amgylcheddol, gwaith parhaus Llys Cyfiawnder Ewrop, na fydd yn ymwneud yn uniongyrchol â'r DU ond a fydd yn effeithio ar beth o'n cyfreitheg. Mae angen i hynny barhau yn ogystal fel bod gan ddinasyddion y DU syniad clir o sut y gellir datrys materion sy'n croesi ffiniau cenedlaethol, unwaith eto mewn modd heddychlon a chytûn. Felly, rwy'n meddwl bod yna fater yno y mae angen i ni edrych arno o ran pwerau hefyd.