Felly nid wyf yn credu bod unrhyw reswm da dros amharu ar y cylch derbyniadau arferol nac i brifysgolion ddechrau gwneud eu cynigion yn rhai diamod. Ni fyddai hyn er lles pennaf myfyrwyr na sefydliadau addysg uwch. Rwy'n gwerthfawrogi bod yn rhaid i'r llywodraeth yn Lloegr ymdrin â goblygiadau symud oddi wrth gymwysterau UG ac effaith hyn ar gynhyrchu graddau teg, ond y ffordd orau o ddatrys y broblem yw i'r pedair llywodraeth a'r pedwar rheoleiddiwr weithio gyda'i gilydd i gadw at y cylch derbyniadau arferol cyn belled ag y bo modd.
I do not believe, therefore, that there is any good reason for the usual admissions cycle to be disrupted or for universities to begin making their offers unconditional. This would not be in the best interests of students or higher education institutions. I appreciate that the government in England has to deal with the consequences of moving away from AS levels and the impact this has on generating fair grades, but this is best resolved by the four governments and regulators working together to keep, as far as possible, to the usual admission cycle.