Tournaments
Macquarie Pre-Easters 2023
What it took to break at this edition, what was set and who set it.
2023
From 1 tab, newest Macquarie Pre-Easters 2023.
How many points did it take?
4points were safe
in 2023
The last team in averaged 76.4 speaks in 2023.
What will they set?
- Economics41%
- Politics37%
- Law & Crime30%
- Philosophy3 of 27
Out of 27 past motions with a topic, from 1 edition.
How many teams, and how many break?
4of 11 teams broke
in 2023
Past motions
1 edition with motions on record, newest first.
Macquarie Pre-Easters 202327 motions
- Round 0That we oppose government backed mortgage financing corporationsPractise this motion
- Round 0That we oppose government backed mortgage financing corporationsPractise this motion
- Round 0That we oppose government backed mortgage financing corporationsPractise this motion
- Round 0That we oppose government backed mortgage financing corporationsPractise this motion
- Round 0That we oppose government backed mortgage financing corporationsPractise this motion
- Round 0That we oppose government backed mortgage financing corporationsPractise this motion
- Round 1That we support a ban on financial services advertisingPractise this motion
- Round 1That we would legalise all recreational drugsPractise this motion
- Round 1That we would ban any speech and publication denying man-made climate changePractise this motion
- Round 2That the FDIC should remove the limit on deposit insurance rather than leaving it at 250kPractise this motion
- Round 2That we regret the promise and implementation of the Reserve Bank reviewPractise this motion
- Round 2That we oppose government backed mortgage financing corporationsPractise this motion
- Round 3That we should hold government officials criminally responsible for severe harm to citizens resulting from public policyPractise this motion
- Round 3That we support bans on commercial bail bondsmenPractise this motion
- Round 3That we should ban exploding offers with deadlines of less than a monthPractise this motion
- Round 4That labour unions should prioritise working conditions over wages in labour negotiationsPractise this motion
- Round 4That we support Italy taking active steps to disempower labour unionsPractise this motion
- Round 4That we would make labour union membership compulsoryPractise this motion
- Round 5That, as Donald Trump, we regret claiming prior to the 2020 election that it would be riggedPractise this motion
- Round 5That, as China, we would actively involve ourselves in mediating the Yemeni Civil WarPractise this motion
- Round 5That we regret the rise of the third way in left wing politics during the 1990'sPractise this motion
- SemifinalsThat, assuming all desires could be given an objective probability of being achieved during your life, we would prefer to live without any of the desires which have a probability rating of below 10%Practise this motion
- SemifinalsThat we prefer a post automation future in which the state facilitated peoples free time, to one in which people moved into higher level employmentPractise this motion
- SemifinalsThat we regret the rise of Nihilism in popular culturePractise this motion
- Grand FinalThat, in times of economic crisis, rather than bailing out at risk, systemically important financial institutions, governments should instead agree to insure 100% of the value of any new corporate bonds they issuePractise this motion
- Grand FinalThat we prefer class-based over race-based affirmative action in higher educationPractise this motion
- Grand FinalThat we support renewable energy projects not requiring environmental impact studiesPractise this motion
How speakers score here
Speaker averages and what finishing high has taken.
- average speaker score, 1 edition
- 75.6
- where most speakers land
- 74.6 to 76.7
What finishing high has taken
- Top speaker77.8
- 10th speaker76.4
- 20th speaker75.2
Median speaker average at each finishing spot, 1 edition.