`Cox's Codpiece' Briefly Becomes Focus of Brexit Debate

The transcript discusses the need for a legally binding change to the Withdrawal Agreement, involving its reopening due to responses from Brussels and remarks by the French Minister. It questions the government's policy on this matter, with Mr. Smith affirming the goal to change the backstop. The term 'Cox's Codpiece' is humorously explained, emphasizing the importance of its contents being in working order.

What is the main reason for reopening the Withdrawal Agreement according to the speaker?

• To delay the process

• To seek approval from the French Minister

• To exchange more letters

• To make a legally binding change

What is the government's policy regarding the backstop?

• To ignore the backstop issue

• To change the backstop to influence advice

• To eliminate the backstop entirely

• To maintain the current backstop

What humorous term does the speaker use to describe a part of the discussion?

• Johnson's jacket

• Brown's briefcase

• Coxey's codpiece

• Smith's suitcase

Why does the speaker repeat the term 'Coxey's codpiece'?

• To emphasize its importance

• To confuse the audience

• To make a joke

• To clarify its alliterative quality

What is the speaker's concern regarding 'Coxey's codpiece'?

• That it is outdated

• That it is not in working order

• That it is misunderstood

• That it is too complex