English: Thanks for your response to Mick Antoniw's question earlier, First Minister. I hear what you say - that you want the UK Parliament to rule out a 'no deal' Brexit. So, at least you've made your position clear. Obviously, over here, we're in a completely different position to that; we don't see a 'no deal' Brexit as being a bad solution; we actually see it as a World Trade Organization deal Brexit, rather than a 'no deal' Brexit. Now, we did have a statement yesterday from your Brexit Minister, which I thought contained some useful elements, in that he was outlining many plans that the Welsh Government were formulating, advising businesses and so on about the eventuality of the UK leaving the EU on 29 March. Obviously, as you've stated, that's not your preferred option, but, if you're going along with your Brexit, Minister, that is an eventuality that you now have to consider. And I think you would do well to focus your efforts on making plans for the UK leaving the EU on 29 March and how that affects Wales, rather than doing what you've been doing as a Government for the last two and a half years and trying to thwart Brexit. Would you agree, First Minister, that that would be - [ Interruption.] Would you agree that that would be a sensible approach? Another question I do have is: I note from following Adam Price's social media, which we do fanatically in the UKIP group, that there were - [ Interruption.] There were - [ Interruption.] There were some - [ Interruption.] There were some - [ Interruption.] There were some cross-party talks, I believe, taking place, involving Adam and possibly Paul Davies. So, just out of interest, we were the only party that supported Brexit so I just wondered: why weren't we invited? Thank you.
Welsh: Diolch am eich ymateb i gwestiwn Mick Antoniw yn gynharach, Brif Weinidog. Rwy'n clywed yr hyn a ddywedwch - eich bod am i Senedd y DU ddiystyru Brexit 'dim bargen'. Felly, rydych chi o leiaf wedi gwneud eich safbwynt yn glir. Yn amlwg, draw yma, mae ein safbwynt yn gwbl wahanol; nid ydym yn gweld Brexit 'dim bargen' fel ateb gwael; mewn gwirionedd rydym yn ei weld fel Brexit Sefydliad Masnach y Byd, yn hytrach na Brexit 'dim bargen'. Nawr, cawsom ddatganiad ddoe gan eich Gweinidog Brexit, ac roeddwn o'r farn ei fod yn cynnwys rhai elfennau defnyddiol, yn yr ystyr ei fod yn amlinellu nifer o gynlluniau yr oedd Llywodraeth Cymru yn eu llunio, gan gynghori busnesau ac ati ynglŷn â'r DU yn gadael yr UE ar 29 Mawrth. Yn amlwg, fel rydych wedi datgan, nid dyna yw'r opsiwn rydych yn ei ffafrio, ond os ydych yn cytuno â'ch Gweinidog Brexit, Weinidog, mae hwnnw'n ddigwyddiad sy'n rhaid i chi ei ystyried bellach. Ac rwy'n credu y byddai'n beth doeth ichi ganolbwyntio eich ymdrechion ar wneud cynlluniau ar gyfer pan fydd y DU yn gadael yr UE ar 29 Mawrth a sut y bydd hynny'n effeithio ar Gymru, yn hytrach na gwneud yr hyn y buoch yn ei wneud fel Llywodraeth am y ddwy flynedd a hanner diwethaf a cheisio rhwystro Brexit. A fyddech yn cytuno, Brif Weinidog, y byddai hynny - [ T orri ar draws.] A fyddech yn cytuno y byddai honno'n ymagwedd synhwyrol? Cwestiwn arall sydd gennyf yw hwn: rwy'n nodi o ddilyn cyfryngau cymdeithasol Adam Price, ac rydym yn gwneud hynny'n frwd dros ben yng ngrŵp UKIP, fod yna - [ T orri ar draws.] Cafwyd - [ T orri ar draws.] Cafwyd rhai - [ T orri ar draws.] Cafwyd rhai - [ Torri ar draws.] Cafwyd rhai trafodaethau trawsbleidiol a oedd yn cynnwys Adam a Paul Davies o bosibl. Felly, fel mater o ddiddordeb, ni oedd yr unig blaid a gefnogai Brexit, felly roeddwn yn meddwl tybed pam na chawsom ein gwahodd? Diolch.