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  • This house, as the government of the city of Cologne, W abandon the UNESCO World Heritage status of the Dome in favor of building residential housing

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    The Dome of Cologne is a UNESCO-World Heritage site that attracts significant tourism and funding related to its heritage status. Funding is used for the (necessary and significant) upkeep of the Dome, as well as infrastructure and social projects. The archdioscese of Cologne (one of the most powerful and wealthy archdiosceses in the Catholic Church) has given buildings they own to the city under the requirement the Dome's status be upheld. UNESCO sites are required to be easily visible, and consequently, Cologne is limited in expanding the city and had to issue a ban on high rise buildings. Cologne is one of the largest cities in Germany, has Germany's largest university, and outpaced demand has caused rent prices to quickly increase.

    Queer Mixed Doubles 2021 · 3 · 2021-08-29

  • This house supports mimicking the style of distinctive and historic buildings in new building projects across their cities of origin (Eg Gaudi in Barcelona, Bo-Kaap in Cape Town, tiled buildings in Lisbon)

    Oceania Queer Open 2021 · 3 · 2021-08-21

  • This house supports mimicking the style of distinctive and historic buildings in new building projects across their cities of origin (Eg Gaudi in Barcelona, Bo-Kaap in Cape Town, tiled buildings in Lisbon)

    Oceania Queer Open 2021 · 3 · 2021-08-21

  • This house would prohibit cities from paying other cities to resettle homeless populations.

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    September BP Open · 1 · 2021-07-26

  • In failing cities, This house would allow corporations to buy autonomous control over social and economic policy for a period of up to 99 years

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    18th BDC Pre-Worlds 2021 · 3 · 2021-07-23

  • This house would abolish the private ownership of (housing) property in major metropolitan areas. (sfsd)

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    Mahasangram 2021 · Open Semis · 2021-07-10

  • From behind the veil of ignorance, this house would choose to be born in Rapture."

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    The “Veil of Ignorance” is a thought experiment in political philosophy, in which we make a choice, without knowing our position in society, i.e., despite knowing how society is, but not who we would be once born. || Rapture is a city outside out of the jurisdiction of any nation, and it can't have any contact with the outside world. In the Rapture there are no laws and formal rules.

    NAMDA Novice 2021 · Open Final · 2021-06-11

  • This house opposes 'The Hundred' cricket league

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    "The Hundred' is a new cricket league to be played by city-based teams in England and Wales. It contains a number of rule changes to traditional cricket with the overall aim of shortening the match, including: 100 balls per innings; bowlers deliver either five or 10 consecutive balls; each bowler can deliver a maximum of 20 balls per game; each bowling side gets a strategic timeout of up to two and a half minutes; and a simplified scoreboard which changes 'wickets' to 'outs". The Hundred will be shown on the BBC, with traditional cricket coverage to remain on Sky Sports.

    Sports IV · 2 · 2021-05-08

  • This house regrets the rise of private cities

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    Private cities are mixed use developments presided over a company rather than a government. They have their own sets of laws often different from laws of nations they are located within. (new labor regulations, tax codes, education models, etc). These don't need to be one particular form of government. As a “contract citizen,” you have a legal claim to comply and a claim for damages in the event the provider does not perform

    Xavier Cup · 3 · 2021-04-30