English: I really do welcome that; thank you, Minister. Many of our businesses are still here today, despite that massive damage inflicted by COVID. Of course, I think that is because of the £6 billion in support to Wales from the UK Government. Without that support, I think we all dread to think of the jobs and businesses that would not have been here now and would have been lost. Now I know that the Welsh Government has claimed to have provided more funding for businesses than actually has been handed over by the UK. We heard Mrs Watson yesterday mention it in this Chamber, reaffirmed by the First Minister. If that is the case, then, without delay, the people of Wales must be given the full picture. Where has this money originated - the additional £400 million? Was it repurposed and how much of this may have been repurposed? How has that left other services, which that money had been repurposed from? How are they going to manage going forward? There are obviously some questions and some clarity needed around that. But one thing is for certain: it's crucial that hard-hit families, as well as vitally important small and medium-sized businesses, do not foot the bill for the extra spending commitment. So, whilst I welcome that extra money being spent, there is always an opportunity lost in the cost to doing that. What we need is clear understanding. We certainly don't want those burdens, those additional costs, to fall onto families and businesses. So, will you today, Minister, answer these important concerns and will you also rule out any tax rises in the near future that would hamper Wales's financial recovery? Thank you.
Welsh: Croesawaf hynny'n fawr; diolch, Weinidog. Mae llawer o'n busnesau'n dal i fod yma heddiw, er gwaethaf y niwed enfawr a achoswyd gan COVID. Wrth gwrs, credaf fod hynny oherwydd y £6 biliwn mewn cymorth i Gymru gan Lywodraeth y DU. Heb y cymorth hwnnw, ni chredaf y byddai unrhyw un ohonom yn hoffi meddwl am y swyddi a'r busnesau na fyddent yma yn awr ac a fyddai wedi eu colli. Nawr, gwn fod Llywodraeth Cymru wedi honni ei bod wedi darparu mwy o arian i fusnesau nag sydd wedi'i roi gan y DU. Clywsom Mrs Watson yn crybwyll hynny ddoe yn y Siambr hon, a chafodd ei ailddatgan gan y Prif Weinidog. Os yw hynny'n wir, yna, yn ddi-oed, mae'n rhaid rhoi'r darlun llawn i bobl Cymru. O ble y daeth yr arian hwn - y £400 miliwn ychwanegol? A gafodd ei addasu at ddibenion gwahanol a faint ohono a allai fod wedi ei addasu at ddibenion gwahanol? Beth y mae hynny wedi'i olygu i wasanaethau eraill, y gwasanaethau yr aethpwyd â'r arian hwn oddi arnynt er mwyn ei ddefnyddio at ddiben gwahanol? Sut y maent yn mynd i ymdopi wrth symud ymlaen? Yn amlwg, mae rhai cwestiynau i'w gofyn ac mae angen rhywfaint o eglurder mewn perthynas â hynny. Ond mae un peth yn sicr: mae'n hanfodol nad yw teuluoedd sydd wedi'u taro'n galed, yn ogystal â busnesau bach a chanolig hanfodol bwysig, yn talu'r bil am yr ymrwymiad i wariant ychwanegol. Felly, er fy mod yn croesawu'r ffaith bod arian ychwanegol yn cael ei wario, mae cyfle'n cael ei golli bob amser yn sgil y gost o wneud hynny. Yr hyn sydd ei angen arnom yw dealltwriaeth glir. Yn sicr, nid ydym am i'r beichiau hynny, y costau ychwanegol hynny, gwympo ar deuluoedd a busnesau. Felly, a wnewch chi ateb y pryderon pwysig hyn heddiw, Weinidog, ac a wnewch chi hefyd ddiystyru unrhyw godiadau treth yn y dyfodol agos a fyddai'n llesteirio adferiad ariannol Cymru? Diolch.