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ALSA e-Comp UI 2026

What it took to break at this edition, what was set and who set it.

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Mon 1 Jun 2026

From 1 tab, newest ALSA e-Comp UI 2026.

How many points did it take?

5points were safe
in 2026

Every year

What will they set?

Out of 48 past motions with a topic, from 1 edition.

Practise Law & Crime motionsLesson: Linear flow

How many teams, and how many break?

17of 56 teams made the open break
in 2026

Who has set the motions?

  • 馃嚚馃嚦 Jessica J.
  • Jones A.
  • Rania B.
  • Rachel馃悾
  • Aulia K.

Chief adjudicators in 2026, the newest tab that lists them.

Every panel

Past motions

1 edition with motions on record, newest first.

ALSA e-Comp UI 202648 motions
  1. High Schools Round 1This house believes that the primary and secondary education should maintain traditional learning system (e.g. paper centric resources, in-person classes etc) at the expense of rejecting technology-driven learning system (more percentage of online classes, digital tools centric etc)Practise this motion
  2. High Schools Round 1This house believes that schools should teach national heroes (e.g., founding fathers, independence leaders) as morally flawed individuals rather than as role modelsPractise this motion
  3. High Schools Round 1This house supports Australia's U-16 Social Media banPractise this motion
  4. High Schools Round 2This house regrets the rise of health-based influencers (e.g. fitness, nutrition, and medical influencers)Practise this motion
  5. High Schools Round 2This house believes that the commercialization of paganism brings more harm than goodPractise this motion
  6. High Schools Round 2This house predicts a significant increase of younger generations abandoning traditional markers of success (e.g. homeownership, retirement savings, marriage) in exchange for alternative lifestyles (e.g. cohabitation, minimalist living, staying single)Practise this motion
  7. Varsity Round 1This house believes that parents should respond to children's displaced aggression with gentle redirection (i.e., emotional validation, encourage emotional regulation) rather than firm discipline (i.e., setting clear boundaries, behavioral correction)Practise this motion
  8. Varsity Round 1This house prefers a world in which family caregiving is evaluated through pragmatic framework rather than moral frameworkPractise this motion
  9. Varsity Round 1As parents in fragile democracies, This house would prioritize raising children within a collectivist framework (e.g. group before self mindset, emphasis on interdependency and communal obligation etc) over an individualist framework (e.g. personal self actualization, individual merit etc)Practise this motion
  10. Varsity Round 2As a triple-A game studio, This house would choose to distribute funding across a larger number of smaller games as opposed to producing more AAA games.Practise this motion
  11. Varsity Round 2This house supports the increased usage of generative AI in game developmentPractise this motion
  12. Varsity Round 2As Indie game player, This house would exclusively support Steam's alternative platforms over continuing our engagement to SteamPractise this motion
  13. High Schools Round 3This house regrets the increasing trend of place detachment in modern era (e.g. preference for renting over homeownership, rise of Work From Anywhere)Practise this motion
  14. High Schools Round 3This house would adopt Genius Loci as a protected attribute in urban planning and development regulationsPractise this motion
  15. High Schools Round 3In states with high rates of skilled emigration, This house would prioritize diaspora re-engagement strategies (e.g. tax incentives, research/business funding etc) over brain drain prevention (e.g. mandatory service bonds for scholarship awardee, higher visa regulations etc.)Practise this motion
  16. High Schools Round 4This house opposes the imposed expectations of self-sacrifice on religious followers (e.g. obligatory almsgiving, altruistic duty, or glorifying martyrdom)Practise this motion
  17. High Schools Round 4As organized religions, This house would abandon fear-based messaging (i.e eternal damnation, etc) in religious preachingsPractise this motion
  18. High Schools Round 4This house regrets Indonesia's abandonment of ancestral beliefs (e.g., Animism, Dynamism, Kejawen, Sunda Wiwitan, etc.) in favor of broader adoption of constitutionalized religious beliefs (e.g. Islam, Protestantism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Catholicism, Confucianism)Practise this motion
  19. Varsity Round 3This house believes that the United States federal government should temporarily disregard the debt ceiling during economic crisesPractise this motion
  20. Varsity Round 3This house regrets the commercialization of extra-terrestrial resources (e.g. granting citizens and companies to utilize space resources, deep-space infrastructure)Practise this motion
  21. Varsity Round 3During retail investor surges, This house would impose a moratorium on leveraged tradingPractise this motion
  22. Varsity Round 4This house celebrates the rise of state-centralized Islam in the post-caliphate era.Practise this motion
  23. Varsity Round 4In the interpretation of religious teachings, This house prefers the framework of "God commands it because it's right" over "It's right because God commands it"Practise this motion
  24. Varsity Round 4This house would mandate the inclusion of contextual footnotes in religious holy booksPractise this motion
  25. High Schools Round 5This house supports the widespread use of CND.Practise this motion
  26. High Schools Round 5This house believes that humanity should embrace the cosmicist view that our extinction and replacement by AI is a natural evolution of the universe.Practise this motion
  27. High Schools Round 5Assuming feasibility, This house would allow individuals to trade their lifespan for moneyPractise this motion
  28. High Schools OctofinalsThis house prefers the direct distribution of adaptation funding toward the at-risk community rather than through state.Practise this motion
  29. High Schools OctofinalsThis house believes that indigenous communities should not be criminally punished for vigilante justice (e.g. sabotaging illegal logging equipment, forcibly expelling trespassers, detaining illegal miners, or retaliating against corporations) committed in defense of their ancestral lands.Practise this motion
  30. High Schools OctofinalsThis House believes that global ecological frameworks should abandon "Green Growth" policies in favor of enforcing "Post-Growth" policies.Practise this motion
  31. High Schools QuarterfinalsAs a feminist, This house would reject and suppress our animusPractise this motion
  32. High Schools QuarterfinalsThis house supports the portrayal of women as vengeful supernatural entities in horror media (e.g. Suzanna, Sadako in The Ring, Jennifer White in Jennifer's Body)Practise this motion
  33. High Schools QuarterfinalsThis house believes that feminist movements in the Global South should prioritize punitive legal reform (e.g. criminalization of catcalling, marital rape legislation, etc) over social and structural advocacy (e.g. community consent education, bystander intervention programs etc)Practise this motion
  34. High Schools SemifinalsThis house believes that Western hegemony should prioritize pursuing larger democratization efforts in the West Asia region over containing Iran.Practise this motion
  35. High Schools SemifinalsThis house opposes the emergence of AES military-led governments in West AfricaPractise this motion
  36. High Schools SemifinalsThis house supports the resurgence of military neutrality in EuropePractise this motion
  37. High Schools Grand FinalThis house believes that developing countries should subject digital labor platforms to the regulatory standards of the sector they operate in (e.g. Grab as a transportation service provider, ShiftMed as healthcare staffing agency etc),Practise this motion
  38. High Schools Grand FinalThis house believes that Indonesia should recognize a legal right for individuals to personalize their JHT accountsPractise this motion
  39. High Schools Grand FinalThis house believes that developing countries should position themselves as regulatory havens for experimental regenerative medicine.Practise this motion
  40. Varsity Quarterfinals" This house would grant legal amnesty to radical feminist activist that target the dismantling of Manosphere communities and infrastructure (e.g. doxxing of and/or vigilante action directed toward Manosphere figures, physical sabotage of Manosphere events etc) "Practise this motion
  41. Varsity QuarterfinalsThis house, as trans feminist movement, would actively push for broader abolishment of gender status (e.g. official gender marker; gender and sex role doctrine; and many other interpretable examples) as the main priority of our activism.Practise this motion
  42. Varsity QuarterfinalsTHR the interpretation of subversion in pop feminismPractise this motion
  43. Varsity SemifinalsThis house regrets the dissolution of Republik Indonesia SerikatPractise this motion
  44. Varsity SemifinalsThis house prefers a world where the Indian subcontinent became a united federal state over a world where it was partitioned into the sovereign states of India and PakistanPractise this motion
  45. Varsity SemifinalsThis house regrets the rejection of Democratic Confederal Republic of KoryoPractise this motion
  46. Varsity FinalsThis house believes that the wider adoption and scope expansion of restorative justice is within the interest of Indonesian societyPractise this motion
  47. Varsity FinalsTHBT states facing existential organized crime threats should permit indefinite extrajudicial detention of suspected cartel and mafia affiliatesPractise this motion
  48. Varsity FinalsThis house would universally and uniformly recognize Forum Non Conveniens (FNC) in cross border private disputesPractise this motion

The break, year by year

The points that were safe, the last team in and how many broke, at each edition with results.

Every break in 2026

  • Varsity break8 teams
  • High Schools break17 teams

Who sets the motions

Chief adjudicators by edition, where the tab lists them.

  • 2026馃嚚馃嚦 Jessica J., Jones A., Rania B., Rachel馃悾, Aulia K.