English: Well, Llywydd, I've got used, over the many weeks of doing this, to the fact that the leader of the opposition very rarely listens to any answer that is provided, and simply ploughs on with whatever pre-prepared question he has in front of him, because I said exactly the opposite of what he has just suggested. I did my best to explain to him - I'll try again - that no money at all has gone to the Green Man Festival. But shall I say that to you again, just so that you don't manage to misunderstand it a third time? No money at all has gone to the Green Man Festival. So, Llywydd, is that clear enough, because I think that would help the leader of the opposition to sort out his misunderstanding? On the basis of a business plan, which we had agreed from the outset will be submitted in June of this year, we will scrutinise the business plan and decide whether or not that site can be made available to that business for its future expansion plans. If it does, then there will be a legal basis on which that site can be used by the company, and the alternative bases were what my colleague was setting out for you last week. Neither of those has been agreed, because there is, as he said, a process still to be completed. In the meantime, no money has gone to the company, no land has gone to the company, no arrangement has been concluded with the company. Now, I hope, Llywydd - I hope; I don't think the Conservative group here hope - I hope that it will be possible to conclude that successfully, because this is a major success story for Wales. The Welsh Government will back that success, and we won't put up with those who seek to undermine it by trying to imply that an agreement has been entered into, when I've done my very best to set out for the Member this afternoon the actual basis on which arrangements have been discharged.
Welsh: Wel, Llywydd, rwyf wedi hen arfer, dros yr wythnosau lawer o wneud hyn, â'r ffaith mai anaml iawn y bydd arweinydd yr wrthblaid yn gwrando ar unrhyw ateb a roir, gan rygnu ymlaen gyda pha gwestiwn bynnag sydd ganddo wedi'i baratoi ymlaen llaw o'i flaen, oherwydd dywedais yn union i'r gwrthwyneb i'r hyn y mae newydd ei awgrymu. Fe wnes i fy ngorau glas i egluro wrtho - fe geisiaf eto - nad oes arian o gwbl wedi mynd i Ŵyl y Dyn Gwyrdd. Ond oes rhaid i mi ddweud hynny wrthych chi eto, fel nad ydych yn ei gamddeall am y trydydd tro? Does dim arian o gwbl wedi mynd i Ŵyl y Dyn Gwyrdd. Felly, Llywydd, a yw hynny'n ddigon clir, oherwydd rwy'n credu y byddai hynny'n helpu arweinydd yr wrthblaid i ddatrys ei gamddealltwriaeth? Ar sail cynllun busnes, yr oeddem wedi cytuno arno o'r cychwyn cyntaf ac a fydd yn cael ei gyflwyno ym mis Mehefin eleni, byddwn yn craffu ar y cynllun busnes ac yn penderfynu a ellir sicrhau bod y safle hwnnw ar gael i'r busnes hwnnw ar gyfer ei gynlluniau ehangu yn y dyfodol. Os gwnaiff hynny, yna bydd sail gyfreithiol i'r cwmni ddefnyddio'r safle hwnnw, a'r seiliau amgen oedd y rhai yr oedd fy nghyd-Aelod yn eu nodi i chi yr wythnos diwethaf. Nid yw'r naill na'r llall wedi'u cytuno, oherwydd, fel y dywedodd, mae proses i'w chwblhau o hyd. Yn y cyfamser, nid oes arian wedi mynd i'r cwmni, nid oes tir wedi mynd i'r cwmni, nid oes unrhyw drefniant wedi'i gwblhau gyda'r cwmni. Nawr, gobeithio, Llywydd - gobeithio; nid wyf yn credu bod y grŵp Ceidwadol yma'n gobeithio - gobeithio y bydd modd cwblhau hynny yn llwyddiannus, oherwydd mae hwn yn llwyddiant mawr i Gymru. Bydd Llywodraeth Cymru yn cefnogi'r llwyddiant hwnnw, ac ni fyddwn yn goddef y rhai sy'n ceisio ei danseilio drwy geisio awgrymu bod cytundeb wedi'i wneud, pan fyddaf wedi gwneud fy ngorau glas i nodi i'r Aelod y prynhawn yma y sail wirioneddol ar gyfer cyflawni'r trefniadau.