English: I thank the First Minister for his statement and, as Adam Price has already said, the First Minister is aware that Plaid Cymru has broadly supported the need for the firebreak and advocated a cautious approach as we come out. The First Minister referred to consultation in this process, and I think he will understand that there are some sectors of the hospitality sector who perhaps haven't felt as included in that consultation as they might have been. I ask him today if he can give further consideration, as rules and regulations need to change, to ensure that the broadest range possible of those businesses that are most affected are consulted at the earliest point possible as we move forward, and as he rightly reviews the effect that the firebreak has had and the lifting of the firebreak measures have. Specifically, the First Minister has referred to providing detailed guidance to the hospitality sector after today, and it is quite right, of course, that these discussions should take place in the Senedd and that the Government should finalise guidance after that. But can he tell us today when that detailed guidance will be available to hospitality businesses so that they can be clear about exactly what is expected of them? And specifically in that regard, can I ask him and the Welsh Government to ensure that details, when they are taken from customers, are securely kept and only used for proper purposes? I have heard of women, specifically young women, having had their contact details taken and then used by members of staff or management in hospitality businesses for inappropriate approaches. This I know was raised with Welsh Government as a risk, so can I ask him to ensure that, as what's required in terms of taking identification is made clear to businesses, a further emphasis is put on keeping that information secure and using it properly?
Welsh: Diolch i'r Prif Weinidog am ei ddatganiad ac, fel y mae Adam Price eisoes wedi'i ddweud, mae'r Prif Weinidog yn ymwybodol bod Plaid Cymru wedi cefnogi'n gyffredinol yr angen am y cyfnod atal byr ac wedi dadlau o blaid dull gofalus wrth inni adael y cyfnod hwnnw. Cyfeiriodd y Prif Weinidog at ymgynghori yn y broses hon, a chredaf y bydd yn deall bod rhai sectorau o'r sector lletygarwch nad ydynt efallai wedi teimlo eu bod wedi'u cynnwys yn yr ymgynghoriad hwnnw gymaint ag y gallent fod. Gofynnaf iddo heddiw a all roi ystyriaeth bellach, gan fod angen i reolau a rheoliadau newid, er mwyn sicrhau yr ymgynghorir â'r ystod ehangaf bosib o'r busnesau hynny yr effeithir arnynt fwyaf cyn gynted â phosib wrth inni symud ymlaen, ac wrth iddo adolygu'n briodol effaith y cyfnod atal byr ac effaith llacio'r mesurau hynny. Yn benodol, mae'r Prif Weinidog wedi cyfeirio at ddarparu canllawiau manwl i'r sector lletygarwch ar ôl heddiw, ac mae hi'n gwbl briodol, wrth gwrs, y dylid cynnal y trafodaethau hyn yn y Senedd ac y dylai'r Llywodraeth gwblhau canllawiau ar ôl hynny. Ond a all ddweud wrthym ni heddiw pryd y bydd y canllawiau manwl hynny ar gael i fusnesau lletygarwch fel y gallan nhw fod yn glir ynghylch beth yn union a ddisgwylir ganddynt? Ac yn benodol yn hynny o beth, a gaf i ofyn iddo yntau a Llywodraeth Cymru sicrhau y caiff manylion cwsmeriaid, pan gânt eu cymryd, eu cadw'n ddiogel a'u defnyddio at ddibenion priodol yn unig? Rwyf wedi clywed am fenywod, yn enwedig menywod ifanc, yn cael eu holi am eu manylion cyswllt, a'r rheini wedyn wedi eu defnyddio gan aelodau o staff neu reolwyr mewn busnesau lletygarwch ar gyfer dulliau amhriodol. Gwn fod hyn wedi'i godi gyda Llywodraeth Cymru fel risg, felly a gaf i ofyn iddo sicrhau yr eglurir i fusnesau yn union yr hyn sydd ei angen wrth ofyn am hunaniaeth ac y rhoddir pwyslais pellach ar gadw'r wybodaeth honno'n ddiogel a'i defnyddio'n briodol?