A: Course evaluations survey student's opinions on the teaching of a particular course. This is done formally through optional MyExperience surveys but also informally on sites like StudentVIP.

A: Gladys Berejiklian is a former Liberal premier of NSW who resigned in advance of an ICAC (Independent Commission Against Corruption) investigation against her. Warringah is a federal seat that was previously held by former Prime Minister Tony Abbott. For the purposes of this debate, you may assume that Gladys is open to running in the seat of Warringah and that it is logistically feasible for her to do so.

A: A source neutral policy does not favour any one particular energy source over another, providing a common regulatory framework, approvals process and tax treatment to all sources that meet the requisite environmental standards (Eg Carbon Neutrality).

B: Thacker Pass is the site of the largest lithium deposit in the United States. There are fears that mining the deposit may displace indigenous groups and damage the local environment. Thacker Pass is not near any major population centres.

C: It is common in the status quo for most states to stockpile ivory confiscated from poachers, smugglers or other members of the illegal ivory trade.

A: A human challenge trial, is a type of clinical trial for a vaccine or other drug involving the intentional exposure of the test subject to the condition tested.

B: Technology has been created which allows an individual to undergo a procedure that allows them to subsequently detect any subconsciously held discriminatory biases against them from their interactions with others. The user is able to detect biases through seeing a distinct aura around the person they are interacting with. The aura grows stronger and weaker depending on the intensity of the bias being detected. This aura is not visible to anyone other than the user, and the detection is completely accurate. The technology is irreversible.

Once a company purchases the intellectual property of a fictional character, often the contract will contain a character integrity obligation clause which places restrictions on what the company can alter in their depiction of the character. For example, Peter Parker must have absent parents, grew up in Queens, New York, gains his power during middle school after being bitten by a spider and must be caucasian and heterosexual.

The lockstep model of compensation is a system of remuneration in which employee's salaries are based purely on their seniority within the organisation. For example, all law school graduates hired by a law firm who graduated in the same year will receive the same base pay regardless of background, experience, or ability.

The 'eat what you kill' model of compensation bases remuneration on the revenue each individual generates (eg billable hours).

A Platform Utility model would strengthen anti-monopoly rules on companies. Companies would be banned from operating a platform/marketplace while competing on that same platform/marketplace. For example, Amazon would not be allowed to own the Amazon marketplace and sell its own services (Amazon Basics, Wholefoods etc) on that platform, Google as the owner of Google Search Engine, could not also own apps that compete on the search engine, Apple could not own the Appstore and sell its own products on it.

In theology, supererogatory actions are those that are above and beyond what is required by God. In religions, they are celebrated for bringing individuals closer to god but are emphasised as being not morally necessary nor required of them. Examples include striving for Monkhood in several religions, 'Sunaah prayers' in Islam (prayers performed in addition to the daily five required of all Muslims), charitable donations in Orthodox Judaism which exceed the mandatory 10% of income, or committing to celibacy and refraining from marriage in Catholicism.

50/50 feminism refers to a strain of feminism that promotes that within relationships between men and women, they should split bills and labour in a perfectly 50/50 manner - e.g. on dates between a man and woman, both parties should split the bill equally, and when a couple moves in together they should split household costs equally.

C: The category of moral enhancement drugs includes, but are not limited to, drugs that make someone more empathetic, altruistic, or compassionate