English: Thank you, Chair. Of course, there was more funding, additional funding, in the draft budget after the agreement between the Government and Plaid Cymru to invest in things that can help us prepare for Brexit. The First Minister announced a new fund of £50 million to help us and to help businesses and to help the public sector as well to prepare for the future. Now, at a UK level, in the current financial year, there was £250 million available, and, just last week, we had the money coming to us as a result of that. So, it's about £3 million on the revenue side and less than £1 million on the capital side in the funding that has come to us in the current financial year. Now, the £3 billion that the Chancellor announced in the budget in November - we haven't agreed with the Treasury yet how much of that is going to come to us, but we are confident that we will know before the end of the current financial year how much of that £3 billion is going to come to Wales in the next financial year, and, before the end of the year, how much money is going to come to us in 2019-20. So, at present, what I've done is just to put the funding that has come in this year into the reserves and carry over that funding to the next year. Because it doesn't make sense to me to make a decision on how to use the money without knowing how much additional funding is going to come as a result of that £3 billion. When we know how much money we have from those two sources, I'm sure - we haven't made the decisions officially, yet - that funding will be available to help us here in Wales to prepare for Brexit as well.
Welsh: Diolch, Cadeirydd. Wrth gwrs, roedd mwy o arian, arian ychwanegol, yn y gyllideb ddrafft ar ôl y cytundeb rhwng y Llywodraeth a Phlaid Cymru i'w fuddsoddi mewn pethau sy'n gallu ein helpu ni i baratoi ar gyfer Brexit. Roedd y Prif Weinidog wedi cyhoeddi cronfa newydd o £50 miliwn i'n helpu ni ac i helpu busnesau a helpu'r sector cyhoeddus hefyd i baratoi at y dyfodol. Nawr, ar lefel y Deyrnas Unedig yn y flwyddyn ariannol yma, roedd £250 miliwn ar gael, ac rŷm ni newydd, yn yr wythnos diwethaf, gael yr arian sy'n dod i ni ar ôl hynny. So, mae biti £3 miliwn ar ochr refeniw a llai na £1 miliwn ar ochr cyfalaf yn y cyllid sydd wedi dod i ni yn y flwyddyn ariannol yma. Nawr, mae £3 biliwn roedd y Canghellor wedi ei ddweud yn y gyllideb yn ôl ym mis Hydref a mis Tachwedd - nid ydym ni ddim wedi cytuno â'r Trysorlys eto faint o hynny sy'n mynd i ddod i ni, ond rŷm ni yn gwybod nawr, rŷm ni'n hyderus nawr yr ŷm ni yn mynd i wybod cyn diwedd y flwyddyn ariannol bresennol faint o'r £3 biliwn sy'n mynd i ddod i Gymru yn y flwyddyn ariannol nesaf, a chyn diwedd y flwyddyn, i wybod faint o arian sy'n mynd i ddod atom yn 2019-20. So, ar hyn o bryd, beth rydw i wedi ei wneud yw jest rhoi'r arian sydd wedi dod yn y flwyddyn yma yn y reserves a chario'r arian ymlaen at y flwyddyn nesaf. Achos nid yw'n gwneud synnwyr i fi wneud penderfyniadau ar sut i ddefnyddio'r arian heb wybod faint o arian ychwanegol sy'n mynd i ddod i ni ar ôl y £3 biliwn. Pan fyddwn ni'n gwybod faint o arian sydd gyda ni o'r ddwy ffynhonnell, rydw i'n siŵr - nid ydym ni wedi gwneud y penderfyniadau yn swyddogol eto - y bydd yr arian yna ar gael i'n helpu ni yma yng Nghymru i baratoi am Brexit hefyd.