| Motion | We the delegates of the Junior Drugs Youth Forum believe | School proposing the motion | School opposing the motion | Voting results |
| Motion 1 | Any pupil experimenting with drugs & alcohol in school or when participating in a school activity should be expelled. | Proposer: Michael Wright, Laurelhill Community
Seconder: Keri Dickson, Laurelhill Community | Opposer: Vanessa Ifiedora, Victoria College
Sesonder: Louise Matson, Victoria College | lost
For:13
Against:46
Abstention:4 |
| Motion 2 | Cannabis should be legalised. | Proposer: Scott McCormick, Dunmurry High School
Seconder: Glenn Dunn, Dunmurry High School | Opposer: Susan Dick, Methodist College
Seconder: Mary Shannon, Methodist College | lost
For:8
Against:48
Abstention:5 |
| Motion 3 | Drugs education should be carried out by outside agencies and not by teachers. | Proposer: Clare McCallion, and Methodist College
Seconder: Jennifer McAllister, Methodist College | Opposer: Amy McNarry, Bloomfield Collegiate
Seconder: Hannah Maxwell, Bloomfield Collegiate | carried
For:24
Against:21
Abstention:19 |
| Motion 4 | 24 hour opening time will lead to an increase in antisocial behaviour. | Proposer: Emma Johnston, Forthill College
Seconder: James Storey, Forthill College | Opposer: Kerri Ann Gilmore, Dunmurry High School
Seconder: Ruth Elliot, Dunmurry High School | carried
For:32
Against:20
Abstention:11 |
| Motion 5 | Allowing young people to drink legally would result in more responsible attitude towards alcohol. | Proposer: Louise McGuigan, Victoria College
Seconder: Erin Gillesepie, Vctoria College | Opposer: Sonya Quigg, Regent House
Seconder: Scott Wallace, Regent House | carried
For:37
Against:19
Abstention:4 |
Motion 6
| Scare tactics are an effective approach to preventing alcohol and drug related harm. | Proposer: Krysie Chamberlein, Bloomfield Collegiate
Seconder: Kirsty Jones, Bloomfield Collegiate | Opposer: Kayle Stuart Forthill College
Seconder: Heyleah Threher, Forthill College | carried
For:42
Against:19
Abstention:2 |
| Motion
7
| Smoking should be banned in all public places in N.Ireland. | Proposer: Natalia Stanfield, Regent House
Seconder: Stuart alcorn, Regent House | Opposer: Simon Wragg, Laurelhill College
Seconder: Elizabeth Kelly, Laurelhill College | carried
For:34
Against:28
Abstention:0 |
