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The Delhi Debate 2024
Jul 13, 2024 · BP
Motions
Delhi Debate 2024 (2024)10 motionsCA: Pranav K., 🇭🇷 Paula D., 🇦🇺 Ellie S., Minami M., 🇮🇳 Sharun G.
- Round 1This House supports granting autonomous status to regional governments in regions with high levels of tourism (e.g. providing additional control over taxation and finance, granting ability to approve developments, greater control over internal immigration etc.)
- Round 2This House prefers the mobility approach to the tenure approach
- Round 3This House believes that states should only use the public housing policy approach when conducting social housing policy
- Round 4This House prefers the adversarial system to the inquisitorial system
- Round 5THO the premium placed on being content
- Novice Semi-FinalsTHBT governments in developing nations should prioritise increasing foreign tie-ups in public universities, as opposed to allowing foreign universities to set up new branches locally
- Open Quarter FinalsTHBT governments in developing nations should prioritise increasing foreign tie-ups in public universities, as opposed to allowing foreign universities to set up new branches locally
- Open Semi FinalsTHBT the LGBTQ+ movement should emphasise family values as a part of their activism, rather than adopt the view that family values do not matter
- Novice FinalsThis House, as a growing business, would choose a collaborative structure instead of a competitive structure
- Open Grand FinalsTHW allow convicted criminals to opt for the Cognify Prison Model as an alternative to serving their prison sentence
What gets set here
Education30%
Economics20%
Law & Crime20%
Social & Identity20%
Politics10%
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18% of teams break
Teams usually guarantee their break on 11 points.
Break on speaks? Average at least 77.3.
Last edition: 16 of 88 teams broke.
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Break categories
This tournament runs a separate break for each category. From the most recent edition:
- Open break16 teams
- Novice break9 teams
Top speeches
The highest individual speaker scores recorded at this tournament.
| Debater | Speech | Motion | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maya W. | MG | This House believes that states should only use the public housing policy approach when conducting social housing policy | 81 |
| Adhiraj S. | GW | THO the premium placed on being content | 80 |
| 🇵🇰 Daud K. | DPM | This House supports granting autonomous status to regional governments in regions with high levels of tourism (e.g. providing additional control over taxation and finance, granting ability to approve developments, greater control over internal immigration etc.) | 80 |
| Gavin S. | PM | This House believes that states should only use the public housing policy approach when conducting social housing policy | 80 |
| 🇮🇱 Ramy M. | GW | This House supports granting autonomous status to regional governments in regions with high levels of tourism (e.g. providing additional control over taxation and finance, granting ability to approve developments, greater control over internal immigration etc.) | 80 |
| 🇦🇺 Zaakir Z. | GW | THO the premium placed on being content | 80 |
| 🇮🇱 Ramy M. | DLO | This House prefers the mobility approach to the tenure approach | 80 |
| 🇵🇭 Adriane T. | LO | This House prefers the mobility approach to the tenure approach | 80 |
| 🇬🇧 Chanidu R. | LO | This House prefers the adversarial system to the inquisitorial system | 80 |
| 🇦🇺 Sansiddho M. | GW | This House believes that states should only use the public housing policy approach when conducting social housing policy | 80 |
| 🇮🇱 Roy Y. | MG | This House supports granting autonomous status to regional governments in regions with high levels of tourism (e.g. providing additional control over taxation and finance, granting ability to approve developments, greater control over internal immigration etc.) | 80 |
| 🇺🇸 Saahas A. | LO | This House prefers the mobility approach to the tenure approach | 80 |
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