Special Classes are an umbrella term for schools or classes for students with special needs. They receive extra support and funding and use an alternative curriculum. Parent/guardian consent is required for a student to be enrolled in a special class.

For the purpose of this debate a "Parenting Class" is a mandatory set of educational sessions with testable components whose results are passed on to the relevant child protection body

For the purpose of this debate: a "visionary" politician is one who puts forth an agenda of their own values and attempts to get elected by convincing the public to buy into their agenda. A "populist" attempts to form an electorally successful agenda based on the public's values 

A Chaebol is a South Korean family-run conglomerate (such as Samsung, Hyundai, and LG Group), which gained power during South Korea’s rapid post war development due to significant government support. In 2021, the 10 largest Chaebols accounted for nearly 60% of South Korea’s GDP.
South Korea’s two prominent political parties are the centrist-liberal Together Democratic party (DPK), and the conservative People Power party (PPP). Currently, the president, Yoon Suk Yeol, represents the PPP, while the majority of seats have been recently won by the DPK. The previous president, Moon Jae-in, who represented the DPK, sought to reduce the power of these Chaebols, but was unsuccessful due to the PPP holding the majority of seats at the time.

Indonesia has identified their response to the ongoing political conflict in Myanmar as one of "quiet diplomacy", signing onto ASEAN calls for ceasefire and negotiation but without proposing real consequences for Myanmar's military junta

In the future, a technology can assess, with 100% accuracy, whether an individual will commit a crime within a decade of the assessment. This assessment updates universally at the beginning of each decade, and includes the future charge but no specific details