English: I'll start. Well, I think, first of all, there is so much uncertainty with regard to what's happening, so that is a difficult issue, but I would say a few things in positive terms in the context of the way that this is working. The marine sector is represented quite well on Government groups in this area. I sit on the ministerial round-table on the environment, and there are a number of other voices as well, the fisheries industry and also conservation bodies. So, we do feel quite confident that that voice is being heard. There's also a sub-group, the seas and coast sub-group, there as well, where there is a balance between the fisheries industry and the conservation side of it. So, I'm confident that that voice is strongly heard. In past years, perhaps it wouldn't have been so strongly heard. I think there's a world of difference. There's been an emphasis, understandably, on what they call 'day 1 readiness'. And therefore, in the context of the marine side of things, I don't think that is as important at the moment. I think it's more of a medium-term and long-term issue. So, rightly, issues such as trade, the impact on agriculture and fisheries and so on have taken a priority for the time being. With regard to the opportunities, possibly there is an opportunity for us to look again at the different designations and look at what we want to achieve - . As mentioned earlier, there are several different designations. It's extremely complex. Very few people understand the difference between the different designations. As I understand it, on the day of exit everything will shift to UK law, to all intents and purposes, so that shouldn't have any impact. But, of course, once you start changing things, then we will need to ensure perhaps that there is no weakening in this area. There is some concern with regard to governance, particularly that the complaints procedure against the directives is going to disappear. But, of course, there is a consultation from the Government on this at the moment, so we hope that that is going to be solved. But, potentially, what is vital is that we have a clear understanding of what we want out of our marine designations. There is a risk when you move from an international network to something more nation based - does that change the situation? Perhaps that's an opportunity, or perhaps it's a risk, I would say. So, that's one of the vital questions that we will be asking over the next years as we discuss this.
Welsh: Gwnaf i ddechrau. Wel, dwi'n credu, yn gyntaf, fod yna gymaint o ansicrwydd ynglŷn â beth sy'n digwydd, felly mae hynny'n rhywbeth anodd, er byddwn i'n dweud ychydig o bethau cadarnhaol yng nghyd-destun y ffordd mae hyn yn gweithio. Mae'r sector morol yn cael ei gynrychioli'n eithaf da ar grwpiau'r Llywodraeth yn y maes yma. Dwi'n eistedd ar fwrdd crwn y Gweinidog amgylcheddol, a hefyd mae nifer o leisiau eraill, o'r diwydiant pysgota a hefyd y cyrff cadwraethol. Felly, dŷn ni'n teimlo'n eithaf hyderus bod y llais yna. Hefyd, mae yna is-grŵp seas and coast, y môr a'r arfordir, yn fanna, lle mae yna gydbwysedd rhwng y diwydiant pysgota a hefyd yr ochr cadwraethol. Felly, dwi'n eithaf hyderus bod y llais yna yn gryf. Efallai yn y blynyddoedd cynt, fyddai fe ddim wedi bod. Dwi'n credu bod yna fyd o wahaniaeth. Mae yna bwyslais sylweddol wedi bod, yn hollol ddealladwy, ar beth maen nhw'n galw yn 'day 1 readiness'. Ac felly, yng nghyd-destun yr ochr forol, dwi ddim yn credu bod hwnna yn rhywbeth mor bwysig ar hyn o bryd. Dwi'n credu ei fod e'n fater mwy i'r tymor canolig a'r tymor hir. Felly, yn iawn, mae materion fel masnach a'r effaith ar amaeth ac yn y blaen, a physgota, wedi cymryd y flaenoriaeth ar hyn o bryd. Ynglŷn â'r cyfleon, mewn ffordd, o bosib mae yna gyfle inni ailedrych ar y gwahanol ddynodiadau ac edrych ar beth dŷn ni am lwyddo - . Fel nodwyd yn gynt, mae yna lu o wahanol ddynodiadau i'w cael. Mae e'n hynod o gymhleth. Prin iawn yw'r bobl sy'n deall y gwahaniaeth rhwng nifer o'r rhain. Yn ôl yr hyn rwyf yn deall, ar y diwrnod gadael bydd popeth yn symud i gyfraith Brydeinig, i bob pwrpas, felly ddylai hwnna ddim cael unrhyw effaith. Ond, wrth gwrs, unwaith rŷch chi'n dechrau newid pethau, yna bydd angen sicrhau efallai bod yna ddim gwanhau. Mae yna ychydig o ofid yn yr elfen o lywodraethu, yn arbennig bod y dull o gwyno yn erbyn y directives yn mynd i ddiflannu. Ond, wrth gwrs, mae yna ymgynghoriad gan y Llywodraeth ar hyn o bryd ar hwnna, felly rwy'n gobeithio bod hwnna yn mynd i gael ei ddatrys. Ond, o bosib, beth sy'n hanfodol bwysig yw ein bod ni yn cael dealltwriaeth glir o'r hyn dŷn ni am gael allan o'n dynodiadau morol. Mae yna risg wrth i chi symud o rwydwaith ryngwladol i rywbeth mwy unigol i wlad - ydy hynny'n newid y sefyllfa? Efallai bod hwnna'n gyfle, neu efallai ei fod e'n risg, byddwn i'n dweud. So, efallai taw dyna yw un o'r cwestiynau allweddol byddwn ni'n eu cael dros y blynyddoedd nesaf wrth drafod hyn.