Motions -- 

Round 1: The 'Fairness Doctrine' requires that broadcasters present contrasting views when discussing controversial issues of public importance. 

This house believes that countries should require broadcasters to follow the "Fairness Doctrine"

Round 3: This house believes that countries should recognise the “right to be forgotten”

Round 5: This house regrets the rise of the "gig economy." 

Round 7: This house would cease drilling for oil in the Arctic. 

Quarters: This house believes that a nationalized social credit system would benefit the people of China.

Finals: This house would require detailed and binding prenuptial agreements for all marriages and civil unions.

Rounds will be power-paired, as they were last year.

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