Speaking in a debate on the future of upland farming after the UK leaves the EU, Geoffrey Cox raises concerns of Dartmoor farmers that they need to be involved and consulted in designing future policies. He also praises the work of the Dartmoor Farming Futures initiative which has united farmers throughout the Dartmoor area in designing outcomes, including livestock numbers, and turning out and taking off dates.

Geoffrey Cox debates the need to introduce a new clause to protect the principles of the Northern Ireland Good Friday agreement as the protections already in place in the Northern Ireland Act will remain and any new laws introduced into the Brexit Bill would create significant legal uncertainty.

Geoffrey Cox speaks in the House of Commons on the provisions to preserve the European Union's laws at the time of Britain's exit from the EU.

Geoffrey Cox calls on the Government to do more for unaccompanied children arriving in Greece and Italy and make practical and effective our obligations under international law.