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3. Instruction not to place certain people together in the same debate room.
6. Free or cheap sleeping space provided for debaters at a tournament.
7. Unwanted behaviour that violates someone’s dignity or creates a hostile environment.
9. Extra background text that explains the context of a debate motion.
11. (no spaces) Clue
12. Protecting people, especially children and vulnerable adults, from harm or abuse.
14. Person who handles equity, inclusion and conduct issues beyond pure logistics.
15. Person at a tournament whose main job is to look after accessibility and adjustments.
16. Person responsible for leading and overseeing the tournament or event.
18. The pairing that shows which teams face each other and on which sides.
19. Consequence or penalty applied when rules or policies are broken.
22. Accessible without needing to use stairs; usable by wheelchair users and others.
23. Calm, low-stim space that participants can use to decompress during an event.

1. Small, everyday comments or actions that subtly insult or exclude someone.
2. Unfair treatment of someone because of a protected or personal characteristic.
4. Feeling overwhelmed when sounds, lights or other sensory input are too intense.
5. Discrimination, prejudice or assumptions directed at disabled people.
8. Change or support put in place to remove or reduce a barrier in a practical way.
10. Anything that stops someone from taking part on equal terms.
13. Having a brain that works differently from the typical pattern (e.g. autistic, ADHD).
17. Tool that helps someone move around, such as a wheelchair, cane or crutches.
20. Results table showing teams, speaker points and rankings at a tournament.
21. Backup plan for when something goes wrong or original arrangements fail.