Yr eitem gyntaf ar yr agenda oedd y Cytundeb Masnach a Chydweithredu. Rhoddodd hyn gyfle i mi nodi, er fy mod yn croesawu'r ffaith bod y DU wedi osgoi sefyllfa o ddim cytundeb, fod y cytundeb y cytunwyd arno ymhell o'r berthynas economaidd agos â'r UE y mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi'i hyrwyddo drwy gydol y negodiadau. Gan y bydd y cytundeb yn dod â newidiadau sylweddol i'n trefniadau masnachu gyda'r UE ac yn golygu bod yr economi'n llai nag y byddai wedi bod fel arall, galwais eto ar Lywodraeth y DU i roi mesurau cymorth newydd ar waith ar gyfer yr economi i helpu busnesau drwy'r cyfnod pontio.  Pwysais hefyd ar Lywodraeth y DU i ymrwymo i sicrhau bod y Llywodraethau Datganoledig yn cael eu cynrychioli'n briodol yn y strwythurau y cytunwyd arnynt i weithredu'r cytundeb gan gynnwys y Cyngor Partneriaeth, y Pwyllgorau Arbenigol a’r Gweithgorau arfaethedig.
The first item on the agenda covered the Trade and Cooperation Agreement.  This gave me the opportunity to note that whilst I welcomed the fact that the UK had avoided a no deal outcome the deal agreed was a long way from the close economic relationship with the EU that the Welsh Government has advocated throughout the negotiations. As the agreement will bring significant changes to our trading arrangements with the EU and result in the economy being smaller than it otherwise would have been, I again called for the UK Government to put in place new support measures for the economy to help businesses through the transition.  I also pressed the UK Government to commit to ensuring the Devolved Governments are properly represented in the structures agreed to implement the agreement including the proposed Partnership Council, Specialised Committees and Working Groups.