What is the debate topic for the following sentences?

1. The consequences could then be very damaging to democracy .
2. In a world where state agencies would have the possibility of tracking everyones moves without any person knowing it , we would reach a point in which the population lose their trust in their elected officials .
3. -LRB- 1 -RRB- First of all , the population would know that the government is spying and tracking their moves , but they wouldnt know how much .
4. This phenomenon took place right after the NSA leaks , as the confidence in the US government was near records low .
5. Despite potential official document trying to give certain facts regarding this , due to the previous incidents when the state has been releasing little or misleading information , these will have little influence over the population .
6. This general lack of information on this matter will create a lot of scepticism relating this process , and inevitably the population will reach the conclusion that the government is conducting massive phone tapping and spying campaigns as no one is checking on them .
7. This is extremely problematic , as you want and need the general population to trust and listen to what the government , and more particularly law enforcement agencies , say in a lot of instances .
8. As a result , trust in the state will suffer a massive blow .
9. Unfortunately , the scepticism with which those beneficial government proposals will be received will drastically reduce their impact and the chances of them being implemented .
10. When promoting non-discrimination , gender equality or increased social welfare contributions for the poor , you need the population to see the state as someone who is on the same side with them and someone who they can trust .
This House would require government to obtain warrants to access data that can be used to track an individual