| 1 | 1 Farishta Hoq, Iman Ul Hoq, Tanjim Zawad Chowdhury | 2 Fateema Tuz Zohra, Towhidul Islam, Farhan Sharif Tasin | Farhan MusfiqueⒸ , Arsha Rashid | THBT successful women in leadership positions (i.e. Corporate, Government, Social, etc.) should give preferential treatment to women | |
| 2 | 1 Sudrita Das Tultuli, Mahveen Mahbub Chowdhury, Mafroza taharin | 2 Rajkonna Islam Rupa, Shaira Zunairah Chowdhury, Azmain Karim | Raiyan NurⒸ , Farhan Musfique | TH supports the right to die | |
| 3 | 1 Tahsinul Islam, Ehteshamul Haque Tiham, Shafin Afnan | 2 | | This house supports the rising trend of intellectualizing emotions | |
| 4 | 1 Speaker 3, Speaker 2, Speaker 1 | 2 Tahsinul Islam, Ehteshamul Haque Tiham, Shafin Afnan | Farhan MusfiqueⒸ , Fardin Rahman FarabiⓉ , M.N.HasanⓉ | TH, as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), would abandon existing family dynasty politics and set up a new leadership for the upcoming elections | |
| 5 | 1 Wafud Muntasir Twabib, Aarash Sayem, Mubasshira Ibnat | 2 Redacted, Maliha Marjan, Rifah Nanjiba | | THBT women should be criminally liable for harm to foetuses in their womb as a result of their lifestyle choices | |
| 6 | 2 Sumaita Huq, Nusaiba Ibnat Haque, Syed Samirul Islam Khan | 1 Farishta Hoq, Iman Ul Hoq, Tanjim Zawad Chowdhury | Jawaadul IslamⒸ , Farhan Musfique , Fardin Rahman FarabiⓉ | THBT Humanitarian Organisations should, and should be allowed to, give funding, resources or services to illegal armed groups when this is made a condition for access to vulnerable innocent civilians. | |
| 7 | 1 Sumaita Huq, Nusaiba Ibnat Haque, Syed Samirul Islam Khan | 2 Hasnat Islam, Alif Hossain, Zeedan Anwar | Adel Mostaque AhmedⒸ , Farhan Musfique | This house prefers a world in which postcolonial African states had prioritised achieving economic and land reparations (e.g.: active land redistribution, quotas, cash transfer programmes) over enshrining civil and political rights (e.g.: rights to protest, vote, free speech, form associations, etc.) | |