English: If I may answer first. I hope that I'm answering the right question. There are two things that are obvious to us as a college, but also to other colleges in Wales, I believe. First of all, it's the rural aspect, agriculture and farming. I think we've got four or five colleges where we've got a commercial farm. In Coleg Cambria, we have the Llysfasi farm in the Vale of Clwyd. It's about 1,000 acres, and I believe you know the farm yourself, as a local person. But the concern that we have is that we face all the difficulties that farmers face. I think that there's a need to strengthen the strategy in Wales, based on the role that colleges have in the food production and agricultural sector. I don't think that a strong enough link is being made between what's happening and the colleges. There used to be, many years ago, I think, over 10 farms on colleges, but they've been sold. Now, I think that there are three or four remaining, but I don't feel that we've got a strategic role in terms of what the Government and other organisations are doing. And I think that at this point, when there are changes with Brexit and these changes are likely to affect the sector adversely, or at least when people are concerned because they're not sure what's going to happen, now is the time to do that. What disappointed me, when I was looking on Tuesday, was that I saw that there was a statement by the Welsh Government about a consultation on the new arrangements, and it just didn't get the coverage it needed. I was looking at the BBC website and it was right at the bottom, following stories that I didn't think were half as important. At the end of the day, agriculture may not be one of these new sectors that people see as being important, but if we don't look after agriculture in rural Wales, we're going to lose the Welsh language, we're going to lose the culture and our communities, and that is throughout Wales. So, that's one thing for me: the impact on our farm and on others. Then, the second thing is something entirely different, namely these large companies that work, particularly in north-east Wales, in the area of manufacturing. I'm not just talking about Airbus now, but similar companies as well. And that was why I supported the statement that Airbus made recently about the grave concerns because of the uncertainty from the UK Government, because we don't know what's going to happen post Brexit. Now, the truth is that many companies throughout north-east Wales, and throughout Wales, depend on the movement of people and goods, or wings of planes, around the place, day by day. And if we do put up barriers to that, that is going to cause a great problem. For us as a college, of course, the issue is that we are the ones who offer the apprenticeships for all of these companies. So, if they're not there and if there is a threat to companies, that is going to have a bad influence on the Welsh economy, and also, as I said on the radio at the time, we would lose over 50 jobs in the college - good jobs, people who have good influences on young people - if we don't sort out that issue in terms of the companies.
Welsh: A gaf i ymateb yn gyntaf? Gobeithio fy mod yn ateb y cwestiwn iawn. Mae yna ddau beth amlwg, rydw i'n credu, yn sicr i ni fel coleg, ond hefyd, rydw i'n credu, i sawl coleg arall yng Nghymru. Y peth cyntaf ydy cefn gwlad, amaeth a ffermio. Mae gennym ni, rydw i'n credu, rhyw bedwar neu bum coleg lle mae gennym ni fferm fasnachol. So, yng Ngholeg Cambria mae gennym ni fferm Llysfasi yn Nyffryn Clwyd. Mae'n fferm o ryw 1,000 o aceri - ac rwyt ti'n adnabod y fferm fel person lleol. Ond y pryder yn fanna, wrth gwrs, yw ein bod ni'n wynebu'r holl drafferthion mae ffermwyr yn eu hwynebu. Rwy'n credu bod angen cryfhau'r strategaeth yng Nghymru sy'n seiliedig ar beth ydy rôl colegau yn y sector cynhyrchu bwyd ac amaeth. Nid wyf i'n credu bod yna gysylltiad digon cryf rhwng beth sy'n digwydd a'r colegau. Fe fuodd, flynyddoedd yn ôl, rwy'n siŵr, dros 10 a rhagor o golegau efo ffermydd, ond maen nhw wedi'u gwerthu nhw. Nawr, ar y foment, rwy'n credu bod yna dri neu bedwar ar ôl, ond nid wyf yn teimlo bod gennym ni rôl strategol yn beth mae'r Llywodraeth a sefydliadau eraill yn ei wneud. Ac rydw i'n credu, ar yr amser yma, lle mae newidiadau Brexit yn debygol o greu problemau mawr i'r sector, neu o leiaf pobl yn pryderu achos nid ydynt yn gwybod beth sy'n mynd i ddigwydd, hwn ydy'r amser i wneud hynny. Beth oedd yn fy siomi i oedd, ddydd Mawrth, roedd datganiad o Lywodraeth Cymru ynglŷn ag ymgynghori ar y trefniadau newydd, ac nid yw hi jest ddim yn cael y coverage. Roeddwn i'n edrych ar wefan y BBC ac roedd e reit ar y gwaelod, tu ôl i storïau nad oeddwn i'n meddwl oedd yn hanner mor bwysig. Ar ddiwedd y dydd, mae amaeth - . Ocê, efallai nid yw e'n un o'r sectorau newydd yma mae pobl yn gweld yn rhai pwysig, ond os nad ydym ni'n edrych ar ôl amaeth a chefn gwlad, rydym ni'n colli ein hiaith ni, rydym ni'n colli ein diwylliant ni, a'n cymunedau ni, reit dros Gymru. So, mae hynny'n beth i fi, rwy'n credu: yr impact ar ein fferm ni ac eraill. Mae'r ail beth yn rhywbeth hollol wahanol, sef y cwmnïau mawr yna sy'n gweithio, yn enwedig yng ngogledd-ddwyrain Cymru, yn yr ardal gynhyrchu. Nid jest Airbus ond cwmnïau fel Airbus. A dyna pam roeddwn i'n cefnogi'r datganiad a ddaeth allan o Airbus rhyw bythefnos yn ôl ynglŷn â'r pryder mawr oherwydd yr ansicrwydd sy'n dod allan o Lywodraeth Prydain ynglŷn â beth sy'n mynd i ddigwydd ar ôl Brexit. Y gwir amdani yw bod lot o gwmnïau ar draws gogledd-ddwyrain Cymru, ac ymhellach ar draws y wlad, yn dibynnu ar allu symud pobl a nwyddau neu rannau o adenydd awyren amboutu'r lle o ddydd i ddydd. Ac os ydym ni'n creu rhwystrau yn fanna, mae hynny'n mynd i greu problem fawr. Nawr, y peth i ni fel coleg ydy, wrth gwrs, y ffaith mai ni sy'n cynnig y prentisiaethau iddyn nhw i gyd. So, os nad ydyn nhw yna, os mae rhyw fygythiad i gwmnïau, mae hynny'n mynd i gael dylanwad gwael ar economi Cymru, ond hefyd, fel wnes i ddweud ar y radio adeg hynny, buasem ni'n colli dros hanner cant o swyddi yn y coleg - swyddi da, pobl sydd yn cael dylanwad da ar bobl ifanc - os na fyddwn ni'n sortio allan yr ochr yna sydd yn cael effaith ar gwmnïau.