English: I think these are the most difficult decisions that we've faced over the last nine months, a series of extraordinarily difficult decisions forced upon all Governments as a consequence of this virus. And I hope that in approaching these decisions we will all share the same determination to do what is right for the people we represent - not to do what is easy, and not to do what is popular, but to do what is right. And I do regret the opportunism that we've seen here this afternoon from Conservative representatives, who condemn the Welsh Government for doing what they will be urging their MPs to vote for in England later this evening. We have to do what is right. And we must also explain, and we must also convince people about what is right and the decisions that are being taken. The First Minister has made a number of assertions this afternoon. I want to see the evidence for the decisions that are being taken. It is right and proper that the Welsh Government takes these decisions, and it is right and proper that they then come here to explain those decisions. It is right and proper then that we have an opportunity to debate and discuss those measures. But we can only do that if we are informed and if we have all the information that the Welsh Government has at its disposal available to us and the people we represent, to enable us then to adequately scrutinise Ministers, hold Ministers to account, and then explain those decisions to the people we represent, and to provide the leadership that the First Minister has done over the last few weeks. For me, I want to see more enforcement, particularly in workplaces. I want to see more mass testing in Blaenau Gwent, particularly. I want to see a more holistic approach to policy. And if the First Minister wants myself and others to support him in these regulations, then he must provide to us the evidence and the advice that he has received from his advisers in order to enable us to do that.
Welsh: Rwy'n credu mai dyma'r penderfyniadau anoddaf yr ydym ni wedi'u hwynebu dros y naw mis diwethaf, cyfres o benderfyniadau eithriadol o anodd a orfodir ar bob Llywodraeth o ganlyniad i'r feirws hwn. A gobeithio, wrth ymdrin â'r penderfyniadau hyn, y byddwn i gyd yn rhannu'r un penderfyniad i wneud yr hyn sy'n iawn i'r bobl a gynrychiolwn - i beidio â gwneud yr hyn sy'n hawdd, ac nid i wneud yr hyn sy'n boblogaidd, ond i wneud yr hyn sy'n iawn. Ac rwy'n gresynu at yr agwedd yma o fachu ar gyfle yr ydym ni wedi'i weld yma y prynhawn yma gan gynrychiolwyr y Ceidwadwyr, sy'n condemnio Llywodraeth Cymru am wneud yr hyn y byddant yn annog eu Haelodau Seneddol i bleidleisio drosto yn Lloegr yn ddiweddarach heno. Rhaid i ni wneud yr hyn sy'n iawn. A rhaid i ni esbonio hefyd, a rhaid i ni hefyd argyhoeddi pobl ynghylch yr hyn sy'n iawn a'r penderfyniadau sy'n cael eu gwneud. Mae'r Prif Weinidog wedi gwneud nifer o honiadau y prynhawn yma. Hoffwn weld y dystiolaeth am y penderfyniadau a wneir. Mae'n addas ac yn briodol bod Llywodraeth Cymru yn gwneud y penderfyniadau hyn, ac mae'n addas ac yn briodol eu bod wedyn yn dod yma i egluro'r penderfyniadau hynny. Mae'n addas ac yn briodol bryd hynny i ni gael cyfle i drafod a dadlau y mesurau hynny. Ond ni allwn ni ond gwneud hynny os cawn ni ein hysbysu ac os oes gennym ni yr holl wybodaeth sydd ar gael i ni a'r bobl a gynrychiolwn, i'n galluogi ni wedyn i graffu'n ddigonol ar Weinidogion, dwyn Gweinidogion i gyfrif, ac yna egluro'r penderfyniadau hynny i'r bobl a gynrychiolwn, ac i roi'r arweiniad y mae'r Prif Weinidog wedi'i wneud dros yr wythnosau diwethaf. O'm rhan fy hun, fe hoffwn i weld mwy o orfodaeth, yn enwedig mewn gweithleoedd. Hoffwn weld mwy o brofion torfol ym Mlaenau Gwent, yn enwedig. Hoffwn weld ffordd fwy cynhwysfawr o ymdrin â pholisi. Ac os yw'r Prif Weinidog eisiau i mi ac eraill ei gefnogi yn y rheoliadau hyn, yna rhaid iddo roi'r dystiolaeth a'r cyngor a gafodd gan ei gynghorwyr i ni er mwyn ein galluogi i wneud hynny.