English: We are again turning to a part of our parliamentary business that is truly significant - perhaps the most important part of our proceedings at this time. It relates to this Senedd discussing, and as I would expect, approving regulations that place very severe restrictions on the freedoms of individuals and communities. In terms of the regulations under items 3, 4 and 5, which extend COVID restrictions to more counties, we will be supporting these, but - and I do make this point once again - we do believe that these restrictions should be as localised as possible and that we should operate on a hyperlocal level wherever possible. I would also encourage very careful consideration of different elements of the restrictions. We are looking at them in their entirety, of course, and we support the general principles, but we do need to look in great detail at various elements of the restrictions. We may need to tighten further what happens when pubs and restaurants close at 10 o'clock and the need to disperse people without them going to each other's homes and so on and so forth, but on the other hand, we do need to give very careful consideration to the impact on the well-being and mental health of people and to consider, for example, steps to allow more contact for people who are likely to suffer from loneliness and isolation. It's important to bear in mind that these restrictions have a great impact on people within our communities. It's also important to note that we are dealing with a means of legislating that is less than satisfactory. I emphasise the need to bring these regulations before us as soon as possible, and although there has been less delay in terms of the implementation of the regulations and their debate than there was last week, we are still talking about regulations that came into force as early as 7 September, and we need to tighten that timetable. And with agenda item 6, although it's technical in nature, correcting a previous error, I do note that the legislation committee have written to the Welsh Government to request clarity on why these regulations needed to come into force before they were laid before this Senedd, and there are very clear requirements on the process that should be followed in the Statutory Instruments Act 1946. I note here my thanks to that committee for their work. And finally, whilst what we have here in amendments 10, 8 and 11 are new restrictions that require residents in the affected areas to play their part in trying to eradicate the virus, let's bear in mind that the Government has to play its part too, particularly when it comes to testing. Get the testing sorted; ensure that tests are available when people need them; that results are returned swiftly, so that we can start the tracing process, and then, hopefully, we will not need so many of these regulations.
Welsh: Rydym ni'n troi eto fan hyn at ran o'n busnes seneddol ni sydd wirioneddol yn arwyddocaol - efallai'r rhan fwyaf arwyddocaol o'n trafodaethau ni ar yr adeg yma. Mae'n ymwneud â'r Senedd yma'n trafod ac, fel rydw i'n disgwyl, yn rhoi sêl bendith i reoliadau sy'n gosod cyfyngiadau difrifol iawn eto ar ryddid unigolion ac ar gymunedau. O ran y rheoliadau yn eitemau agenda 3, 4 a 5 sy'n ymestyn cyfyngiadau COVID i ragor o siroedd, rydym ni yn mynd i fod yn cefnogi, ond - a rydw i'n gwneud y pwynt yma eto - mi ydym ni'n credu y dylid bod yn cyflwyno'r cyfyngiadau ar ardaloedd mor fach â phosib ac y dylid gweithredu yn hyper-lleol, os leiciwch chi, lle bod hynny'n bosib. Rydw i hefyd yn annog ystyried yn ofalus iawn wahanol elfennau'r cyfyngiadau. Rydym ni'n edrych arnyn nhw yn eu cyfanrwydd, wrth gwrs, ac rydym ni'n cefnogi'r egwyddor gyffredinol, ond mae eisiau edrych yn fanwl iawn ar wahanol elfennau'r cyfyngiadau. Mae'n bosib bydd eisiau tynhau ymhellach, mewn rhai ffyrdd, beth sy'n digwydd ar ôl i'r tafarndai a'r bwytai gau am 10 o'r gloch a'r angen i wasgaru pobl heb iddyn nhw fynd i gartrefi ei gilydd ac yn y blaen, ond ar yr ochr arall, mae eisiau rhoi ystyriaeth ofalus iawn i'r impact ar les ac iechyd meddwl pobl ac ystyried camau, er enghraifft, i ganiatáu mwy o gyswllt i bobl sy'n debyg o ddioddef o unigrwydd. Mae'n bwysig cofio bod y cyfyngiadau yma'n cael impact ddofn iawn ar bobl o fewn ein cymunedau ni. Hefyd, mae'n bwysig cofio ein bod ni'n delio â dull o ddeddfu sy'n llai na boddhaol. Dwi'n pwysleisio'r angen i ddod â'r rheoliadau yma o'n blaenau ni cyn gynted â phosib, ac er bod yna lai o oedi rhwng gweithredu'r rheoliadau a'u trafod nhw nag yr oedd yr wythnos diwethaf, rydyn ni'n dal yn fan hyn yn trafod rheoliadau ddaeth i rym mor bell yn ôl â 7 Medi, ac mae'n rhaid trio tynhau'r amserlen. Ac efo eitem agenda 6, er mai technegol ydy o mewn gwirionedd, yn cywiro camgymeriad blaenorol, dwi yn nodi bod y pwyllgor deddfwriaeth wedi ysgrifennu at Lywodraeth Cymru i ofyn am eglurhad o pam bod angen i'r rheoliadau yma fod wedi dod i rym cyn iddyn nhw gael eu gosod gerbron y Senedd, ac mae yna ofynion clir iawn ar y broses ddylai gael ei dilyn yn Neddf Offerynnau Statudol 1946. Dwi'n nodi yn fan hyn fy niolch i'r pwyllgor hwnnw am eu gwaith nhw. A'n olaf, tra mai beth sydd gennym ni yn fan hyn yng ngwelliannau 10, 8 ac 11 ydy cyfyngiadau newydd sy'n gofyn i drigolion yr ardaloedd dan sylw chwarae eu rhan nhw mewn ceisio gwaredu'r feirws, gadewch inni gofio bod yn rhaid i'r Llywodraeth chwarae eu rhan nhw hefyd, yn arbennig felly pan mae'n dod at brofion. Sortiwch y profion; sicrhewch eu bod nhw ar gael pan fydd pobl eu heisiau nhw; bod canlyniadau yn cael eu dychwelyd yn gyflym er mwyn cael dechrau'r gwaith olrhain, a gobeithio wedyn na fyddwn ni ddim angen cymaint o reoliadau fel y rhai sydd o'n blaenau ni heddiw.