This House Believes Digital Privacy Should Be A Human Right

Hello, hello, one and all! And welcome to this! The seventh special meeting of the one hundred and seventy-seventh session of the Queen's University of Belfast Literary and Scientific Society! On this occasion the House convened to hold the third entry in the Grand Campus Tourney series of collaborations with fellow student societies, on this occasion being joined by Lawyers Without Borders, and to discuss the motion, "This House Believes Digital Privacy Should Be A Human Right".

Speaking for the Proposition were John Magi, Akaash Lukev, and Jonathan Massey, and speaking for the Opposition were Saffron Leaves, Rosa Ivory, and Luke Coyle.

Timestamps as follows:

(00:00:00) Order, order!
(00:01:46) President's Questions
(00:06:47) Private Members’ Business
(00:26:06) Opening Remarks by President of Lawyers Without Borders
(00:28:29) Rules of the Debate
(00:30:08) Vote of Prior Opinion
(00:31:09) John Magi, First Prop
(00:38:20) Saffron Leaves, First Opp
(00:45:04) Akaash Lukev, Second Prop
(00:52:30) Rosa Ivory, Second Opp
(00:59:39) Jonathan Massey, Third Prop
(01:07:22) Luke Coyle, Third Opp
(01:15:24) Questions from the House
(01:27:33) The Vote
(01:29:16) Closing Remarks by President of Lawyers Without Borders
(01:31:13) Announcements
(01:32:34) Meeting adjourned!

Thanks for listening!