| 1 | 2 Speaker 1, Speaker 2, Speaker 3 | 1 | | | That we should release all art into the public domain 10 years after its creation |
| 2 | 1 Pip Humphries, Edi Lupton, Terry Yang | 1 | | | That healthcare providers should be allowed to offer terminally ill patients the option of a cash grant if they forgo treatment |
| 3 | 2 Neve Larsen, Sofia White, Gabby Shoebridge, Zahra | 2 | | | That sin taxes (e.g. taxes on tobacco, alcohol, sugar, etc) should be inversely proportional to age (i.e. the tax is greater when you are younger) |
| 4 | 2 Mena, Erin Wyatt, Olivia Noonan, Reshmi Senanayake | 3 | | | That resource backed loans to developing nations do more harm than good. |
| 5 | 2 Jack Frizell, Joseph McLuckie, Harry Budd, Jun Rui Lim | 4 | | | That we should hold internet service providers and website companies legally liable for content created by users of their services, including content that could be considered false or defamatory |
| 6 | 1 Tarinya Hannedege, Muntaha Siddique, Ingrid Stening, Aditi Padmakumar | 4 | | | That it is against the interest of organised religions to emphasise strict requirements for personal religious commitments (e.g. not being allowed to work on Sabbath, not eating during Ramadan, restraining from premarital relationships, etc.) |
| 8 | 2 Tarinya Hannedege, Muntaha Siddique, Ingrid Stening, Aditi Padmakumar | 5 | | Alex Henchliffe 1Ⓒ , Gypsy Polacheck 1 , Sam Gorrie 1 | That we prefer short constitutions to long constitutions |
| 9 | 2 Pip Humphries, Edi Lupton, Terry Yang | 6 | | Hamish Fragiacomo 1Ⓒ , Alex Henchliffe 1 , Koh Kawaguchi 1 , Mairead O'Connell-Lacy 1 , Sam Gorrie 1 | That, assuming technological feasibility, we would allow individuals to sell and buy years of life. |