Debates between David Davis and Paul Farrelly during the 2017-2019 Parliament

Wed 20th Jun 2018
Tue 5th Dec 2017

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill

Debate between David Davis and Paul Farrelly
David Davis Portrait Mr Davis
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In a moment.

Our amendment on the other hand is consistent with the notion that it is right for Parliament to express its view but not to instruct the Government on how to conduct themselves in an international negotiation.

Paul Farrelly Portrait Paul Farrelly (Newcastle-under-Lyme) (Lab)
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On a point of order, Mr Speaker.

David Davis Portrait Mr Davis
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As I have said, it passes the three tests set out by myself and the Prime Minister.

I give way to my hon. Friend the Member for Shipley (Philip Davies).

EU Exit Negotiations

Debate between David Davis and Paul Farrelly
Tuesday 5th December 2017

(6 years, 6 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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David Davis Portrait Mr Davis
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First, the hon. Lady should not take sarcasm as fact. Secondly, the 142 areas do not all rely on EU law. I am afraid she is factually wrong.

Paul Farrelly Portrait Paul Farrelly (Newcastle-under-Lyme) (Lab)
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Presuming that the Government do finally make progress at some stage and we leave the single market, will the Secretary of State outline to the House what sort of agreement he expects to reach on UK access to the European market for services?

David Davis Portrait Mr Davis
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First, we have made a lot of progress. The question this week is sufficient progress—on that, by the way, I am quoting Jean-Claude Juncker again. On the hon. Gentleman’s substantive question, we would expect the free trade agreement to include the services sector.