Florida Sunshine District Congressional Debate Legislative Calendars

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1 Florida Sunshine District Congressional Debate Legislative Calendars NOTES Debate time limits are ADVISORY ONLY, not an NSDA rule. Items scheduled for or debated in Session MAY NOT be considered in Session. If a chamber exhausts its Session calendar, it may begin its Session calendar. If a chamber exhausts its Session calendar: SENATE debates HOUSE 's calendar, then HOUSE 's calendar HOUSES & debate each other's calendars, then the SENATE's calendar NQ HOUSES debate the SENATE's calendar, then HOUSE 's, then HOUSE 's SENATE Debate time limit: 0 minutes/item R: Partially Privatize Social Security (0) N. Dharmavaram Hillsborough HS B: Eliminate the Federal Estate Tax () J. Goetz Paul R Wharton HS B: End Affirmative Action Policies (0) C. Luong/V. Xie St Petersburg HS R: Increase Water Conservation Areas (0) B. Stepina Sarasota HS R: Halt Arms Sales to Bahrain (0) M. Scalera Southeast HS - Bradenton, FL B: Lower the Federal Income Tax (0) S. Hanna Carrollwood Day School B: Recognize Climate Refugees (0) B. Nicholson Pine View School B: Invest in High-Speed Rail (0) G. Huddleston Tampa-Jesuit HS B: Amend Title IX (0) A. Shedlock Sarasota HS HOUSE Debate time limit: minutes/item B: Lift US Embargo Against Cuba () J. Hernandez Riverview HS - Sarasota B: Include Women in the Draft () H. Haas Sarasota HS R: Eliminate the US Dept. of Education () A. DeMarse Paul R Wharton HS B: Provide a Health Care Public Option () C. Patrick Pine View School R: Standards for Attorneys in Capital Cases () E. Gelongo Southeast HS - Bradenton, FL B: Provide Aid to MERCOSUR Countries () R. Patel King HS B: Incentivize Organ Donation () G. Olson Sarasota HS B: Reform the Nuclear Policy () R. Min Pine View School HOUSE Debate time limit: minutes/item B: Repeal the Three Strikes Law (0) J. Sullivan Sarasota HS R: Eliminate Cash Bail () E. Xie Hillsborough HS B: Eliminate Solitary Confinement (0) M. Van Peenen Southeast HS - Bradenton, FL B: Repeal Portion of Trade Expansion Act () J. McKyton St Petersburg HS B: Establish Cybersecurity Department () D. Molina Riverview HS - Sarasota B: Modernize Sanitation of Public Schools (0) S. Chintakayala King HS B: Ensure Taiwanese Sovereignty () R. Lamboley Sarasota HS B: Restore Voting Rights to Released Felons () C. Lin Southeast HS - Bradenton, FL NQ Debate time limit: minutes/item B: Cut Funding to Saudi Arabia () K. Steinfeld Sarasota HS R: Abolish Columbus Day as Fed. Holiday () F. Garcia Southeast HS - Bradenton, FL R: CA to Ensure LGBTQ+ Rights () W. Boutelle Sickles HS R: Sex Education in Public High Schools () J. Bowden Sarasota HS B: Provide Foreign Aid to Djibouti () N. Berg Sickles HS B: Ban High Fructose Corn Syrup () A. Stephan Sarasota HS B: Require Asimov's Laws of Robotics () A. Habas Sarasota HS B: Incentives for Clean Energy () K. Kauffman Sarasota HS NQ Debate time limit: minutes/item B: Provide Foreign Aid to Djibouti () N. Berg Sickles HS B: Ban High Fructose Corn Syrup () A. Stephan Sarasota HS B: Require Asimov's Laws of Robotics () A. Habas Sarasota HS B: Incentives for Clean Energy () K. Kauffman Sarasota HS R: Abolish Columbus Day as Fed. Holiday () F. Garcia Southeast HS - Bradenton, FL R: CA to Ensure LGBTQ+ Rights () W. Boutelle Sickles HS B: Cut Funding to Saudi Arabia () K. Steinfeld Sarasota HS R: Sex Education in Public High Schools () J. Bowden Sarasota HS

2 Session House Start: : AM Paityn Arroyo Ximena Chafloque Ashton Demarse Madison Ferguson Aditya Gauthum Elijah Gelongo Harley Haas Jorge Hernandez Grace Jiang Hirsh Kabaria Karim Limayem Areej Memon Ray Min Garrett Olson Riya Patel Christopher Patrick Jason Andreacchio Edward Brunicardi Faith Buckley Sahas Chintakayala Connor Kelly Race Lamboley Simone Liang Chenjishi Lin Jack McKyton Dana Molina Sonia Prakash Jonathan Sullivan Melanie Van Peenen Eric Xie Jerey Zhou Session Senate Start: : AM Kory Connor Nivedan Dharmavaram Jacob Goetz Simon Hanna Gary Huddleston Camille Luong Aditi Mishra Benjamin Nicholson Darren Peters Emma Reinisch Marco Scalera Vincent Scuteri Ari Shedlock Brandon Smith Amanda Snyder Baylee Stepina Omer Turkomer Victor Xie Tabroom.com, a service of the National Speech & Debate Assocation: Page of

3 Session Non Qual Start: : AM Max Banach William Boutelle Johnna Bowden Aaditya Daga Isabella Genova Spruha Kar Naomi Katumalla Kevin Lu Andrew Miller Jeevan Munnangi Anika Nayak David Pham Angela Rudel Pedro Santibanez-Maldonado Elizabeth Sebastian Kevin Steinfeld Declan Traver Kasha Tyranski Ethan Williams Emily Baker Joseph Benjamin Noah Berg Brian Cai Riccelo Guidorizzi Anthony Habas Noah Henry Hannah Jacob Yeaniivah Jaward Tejas Kar Kylie Kauman Lauren Metrey Karthik Nair Lucas Podolsky Diana Rudel Bipasha Shrestha Alexander Stephan Andy Tran Tabroom.com, a service of the National Speech & Debate Assocation: Page of

4 SENATE -- # A Bill to Eliminate the Federal Estate Tax BE IT ENACTED BY THE CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT: 0 SECTION. SECTION. SECTION. SECTION. SECTION. Any federal tax placed on the estate of a deceased individual shall be eliminated. An estate is defined as money, investments, property, or possessions of the deceased owner of the property in question. This legislation will be enforced in cooperation with the Internal Revenue Service and the Department of the Treasury. The timeframe for the implementation of this legislation shall be at the beginning of the tax year (January ) following its passage.. All laws in conflict with this legislation are hereby declared null and void. Introduced for Congressional Debate by Jake Goetz of Wharton High School 0 Railroad Place, West Des Moines, IA 0-0 (0) -0

5 HOUSE -- # A Resolution to Eliminate the U.S. Department of Education WHEREAS, WHEREAS, WHEREAS, RESOLVED, The 0th Amendment of the US Constitution states that powers not specifically outlined for the federal government shall be delegated to the States; and Mandates issued by the U.S. Department of Education are inefficient and have shown no measurable improvement in education; and Unfunded mandates issued to the states by the Department have caused crises in many state education budgets; now, therefore, be it By the Congress here assembled that the U.S. Department of Education and all of its mandates be dissolved. Introduced for Congressional Debate by Ashton DeMarse of Wharton High School 0 Railroad Place, West Des Moines, IA 0-0 (0) -0

6 HOUSE -- # A Bill to Establish a Cabinet-Level Department for Cybersecurity 0 BE IT ENACTED BY THE STUDENT CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT: SECTION. The American federal government will form an executive Department of Cybersecurity with a cabinet secretary leading the agency. SECTION. A. The Department of Cybersecurity will advance the interest of the American people through protecting the United States of American from foreign and domestic cyberthreats. B. A cabinet secretary shall be defined as the head the executive department, who, in accordance with the Constitution, is appointed with Presidential nomination and Senatorial consent and in the case of cybersecurity, will have the power to investigate any cyber threat or interference and advise the President on retaliatory measures having to do with cyber. SECTION. A. The Congress and President of the United States shall be responsible for enforcing the provisions of this bill. B. The newly-formed Department of Cybersecurity will obtain billion dollars in funding from a combination of all federal departments that already allocate funding to cybersecurity and an additional billion in funding from the Department of Defense. SECTION. The provisions of this bill shall take effect immediately upon passage. SECTION. All laws in conflict with the provisions of this bill shall be declared null and void. Respectfully submitted, Dana Molina Riverview High School

7 HOUSE -- # A Bill to Lift the United States Embargo Against Cuba 0 BE IT ENACTED BY THE STUDENT CONGRESS HERE ASSEMBLED THAT: SECTION. The United States of America shall lift its economic and financial embargo against the Republic of Cuba and shall rule the Cuban Assets Control Regulations unlawful. SECTION. A. Embargo shall be defined as an official ban on trade or other commercial activity with a particular country, more specifically, the Republic of Cuba. B. Cuban Assets Control Regulations shall be defined as regulations of the United States Department of the Treasury on July,, under the Trading with the Enemy Act of, that general regulate relations between Cuba and the U.S. and are the main mechanism of domestic enforcement of the United States embargo against Cuba. SECTION. The Department of State and the Department of the Treasury shall be responsible for enforcing the provisions of this bill. SECTION. The provisions of this bill shall take effect on January, 00. SECTION. All laws in conflict with the provisions of this bill shall be declared null and void. Respectfully submitted, Jorge Hernandez Riverview High School