An open-debate-styled competition about current Hong Kong political issues. Participants are able to meet new individuals from other HKPASSes while joining with them to bring attention to various socio-political issues via a series of friendly debates. This year, the topic was ‘The Impacts of the Emigration Wave on Hong Kong’.

A platform for students who are passionate about public speaking to enhance their skills, raise their awareness on social issues, and make new acquaintances with fellow cohorts from universities across the UK. The event will cover a wide spectrum of debatable topics, ranging from the latest international political affairs to ethical and moral issues.

Guided tour by an experienced guide who showed members of UCLPASS, ICPASS, KCLPASS, and LSEHKPASS the House of Commons and Lords, Central Lobby, St Stephen's Hall, and Westminster Hall. Participants were able to learn about the works of the UK parliament and its relevance today.

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Participants were also given an insight into the workings of the Supreme Court, the background to its creation, and some of the famous cases that have been heard there.

A debate competition acting as a great platform for students of different HKPASSes from various UK universities. Every year, participants debate on various worldwide issues and exchange insights regarding them. More casual and informal topics are also debated by participants to end the competition on a more lighthearted note. 

Each year, this event draws out the best and brightest from universities all over the UK in a friendly competition of wit and knowledge, on topics ranging from social issues and entertainment news to Hong Kong culture and sports. The event also offers participants an opportunity to tour around the City of Cambridge and meet new friends during the social dinner at the end of the day.