English: Thanks very much. There are lots of questions there. If I'm honest, this is not the most exciting Bill that this Senedd has ever seen. What we're doing here is responding to the fact that what has happened in England is they've presented this new Bill that will allow some organisations, perhaps, not to have to retender. Sometimes that takes a lot of energy, effort and finance, when actually the service that they're providing is pretty good. So, I think that's the intention from the UK Government's point of view. We did ask, 'Listen, can you just slip us in there? Why don't you just add our name to that?' And actually, they said that they couldn't provide Welsh Ministers with the two necessary powers to disapply the current procurement rules and to create the new rules. That's why we're in this situation. So, we did ask that question, and that's why we're having to bring this forward now, because otherwise there will be, effectively, a gap and there's going to be a difference in terms of the different procurement regimes between Wales and England. We don't want to be disadvantaged. This is an enabling Bill, it's a framework Bill. As you said, the more exciting bits, the bits that bring this thing to life, will come when secondary legislation comes in. I'm pleased to say that the Senedd will have a chance to look at that detail through the affirmative procedure. That's the bit that I think everybody needs to get excited about; this is just creating the framework. In terms of whether we'll just cut and paste whatever they do in England, we haven't seen what they're going to do in England yet. We haven't seen the detail of their secondary legislation. So, we don't know whether we want to copy and paste that. We'll have to have a look. It may be that we want to do things differently. Maybe we want to skew things in a slightly different way from what they're intending to do in England. It's about keeping an open mind and seeing what they come up with. But at least we will have the flexibility to respond if we need to. There are, I think, opportunities. There are lots of areas where we do procure from across the border in England for highly specialised services, and there's no reason why we would want that to stop, necessarily. There are, for example, renal services, child and adult mental health services where it's really, really specialised, and those services may not be available in Wales. What we can do then is to go under the same procurement banner as they would in England. You asked about the border, and you're absolutely right; there are examples, for example out-of-hours GP services. There is an example in Powys where the out-of-hours service is shared between Wales and England on the border. That would be really difficult for us to do in future unless we've got a common procurement framework. There will be examples where we want to do this. If the regulations come forward, we'll have to see whether we agree with them or not in terms of what England wants to do. But we'll have a chance to discuss that in the Senedd at that time.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr. Mae llawer o gwestiynau yn y fan yna. Os ydw i'n onest, nid dyma'r Bil mwyaf cyffrous y gwelodd y Senedd hon erioed. Yr hyn yr ydym ni'n ei wneud yma yw ymateb i'r ffaith mai'r hyn sydd wedi digwydd yn Lloegr yw eu bod wedi cyflwyno'r Bil newydd hwn a fydd yn caniatáu i rai sefydliadau, efallai, beidio â gorfod ail-dendro. Weithiau mae hynny'n cymryd llawer o egni, ymdrech a chyllid, pan, mewn gwirionedd, mae'r gwasanaeth y maen nhw'n ei ddarparu yn eithaf da. Felly, rwy'n credu mai dyna'r bwriad o safbwynt Llywodraeth y DU. Gwnaethom ni ofyn, 'Gwrandewch, allwch chi ein cynnwys ni yna? Pam na wnewch chi ond ychwanegu ein henw at hynna?' Ac mewn gwirionedd, dywedon nhw na allan nhw roi'r ddau bŵer angenrheidiol i Weinidogion Cymru i ddatgymhwyso'r rheolau caffael presennol a chreu'r rheolau newydd. Dyna pam y rydyn ni yn y sefyllfa yma. Felly, gwnaethom ni ofyn y cwestiwn hwnnw, a dyna pam ein bod ni'n gorfod cyflwyno hyn nawr, oherwydd fel arall fe fydd yna, i bob pwrpas, bwlch ac mae gwahaniaeth yn mynd i fod o ran y gwahanol drefnau caffael rhwng Cymru a Lloegr. Nid ydym eisiau bod o dan anfantais. Mae hwn yn Fil sy'n galluogi, mae'n Fil fframwaith. Fel y dywedoch chi, bydd y darnau mwy cyffrous, y darnau sy'n dod â'r peth hwn yn fyw, yn dod pan gyflwynir is-ddeddfwriaeth. Rwy'n falch o ddweud y bydd gan y Senedd gyfle i edrych ar y manylion hynny drwy'r weithdrefn gadarnhaol. Dyna rwy'n credu yw'r darn y mae angen i bawb deimlo'n gyffrous yn ei gylch; dim ond creu'r fframwaith yw hyn. O ran a fyddwn ni dim ond yn torri a gludo beth bynnag y maen nhw'n ei wneud yn Lloegr, nid ydym wedi gweld yr hyn y maen nhw'n mynd i'w wneud yn Lloegr eto. Nid ydym wedi gweld manylion eu his-ddeddfwriaeth. Felly, nid ydym ni'n gwybod a ydym eisiau torri a gludo hynny. Bydd rhaid i ni gael golwg. Efallai ein bod ni eisiau gwneud pethau'n wahanol. Efallai ein bod ni eisiau gwyro pethau mewn ffordd ychydig yn wahanol i'r hyn y maen nhw'n bwriadu'i wneud yn Lloegr. Mae'n ymwneud â chadw meddwl agored a gweld beth maen nhw'n ei greu. Ond o leiaf bydd gennym ni'r hyblygrwydd i ymateb os oes angen i ni wneud hynny. Mae yna, rwy'n credu, gyfleoedd. Mae llawer o feysydd lle y rydyn ni'n caffael o dros y ffin yn Lloegr ar gyfer gwasanaethau arbenigol iawn, ac nid oes rheswm pam y byddem ni eisiau i hynny ddod i ben, o reidrwydd. Er enghraifft, mae gwasanaethau arennol, gwasanaethau iechyd meddwl plant ac oedolion sy'n wirioneddol arbenigol iawn, ac efallai na fydd y gwasanaethau hynny ar gael yng Nghymru. Yr hyn y gallwn ni ei wneud wedyn yw mynd o dan yr un faner gaffael ag y bydden nhw yn Lloegr. Gwnaethoch chi ofyn am y ffin, ac rydych chi'n hollol gywir; mae enghreifftiau, er enghraifft ar gyfer gwasanaethau meddygon teulu y tu allan i oriau. Mae enghraifft ym Mhowys lle mae'r gwasanaeth y tu allan i oriau yn cael ei rannu rhwng Cymru a Lloegr ar y ffin. Byddai hynny'n anodd iawn i ni'i wneud yn y dyfodol oni bai fod gennym ni fframwaith caffael cyffredin. Bydd enghreifftiau pan fyddwn ni eisiau gwneud hyn. Os caiff y rheoliadau eu cyflwyno, bydd rhaid i ni weld a ydym ni'n cytuno â nhw neu beidio o ran yr hyn mae Lloegr eisiau'i wneud. Ond bydd cyfle i drafod hynny yn y Senedd bryd hynny.