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Con_Stripes · 09-21-2009, 05:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nicholas Flamel

Tavelon raised his hand again "The Tibetian Government would have to control their magical creatures and use things such as disillusionment charms, muggle repelling spells and such."

"Precisely. Disillusionment charms, muggle repelling charms and also memory charms when muggles did come in contact with a Yeti."

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lezleighd

Satine raised her hand, "Well like someone else mentioned...the Government there created a Task Force that permanently helps monitor the Yeti's appearances and such."

"Specifically, the International Confederation of Wizards was responsible for starting the International Task Force. In all areas where breaches are common, there is an International Task Force station. Each individual ministry monitors the branches of the International Task Force that are present within their jurisdiction, but the Task Force itself reports to the International Confederation of Wizards."

Quote:

Originally Posted by Herminny

Herminny raised her hand for the umpteenth time for this class and responded to the current question saying, "Thats a rather intresting question cause although clause 73 was established in 1750 not much was done besides the International Confederation of Wizards inforcing punishment too anyone who violated it and thats all that upheld it for 60 somewhat years later even though from day 1 one when the statute was established it was the responsibility of the MOM to uphold it. In 1811, however, the Minister for Magic Grogan Stump hit on the most humane, if more complex, definition for a being: 'Any creature that has sufficient intelligence to understand the laws of the magical community and to bear part of the responsibility in shaping those laws,' ( FB xii). This soon evolved into three divisions within the Ministry's Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures, when the Spirit Division was added to the Beast and Being Divisions, to accommodate the ghosts.

Complications and controversies remain, of course. The classification of werewolves always poses a problem, as werewolves are undeniably bestial on a monthly basis—but completely human otherwise. Therefore, the Werewolf Support Office is located in the Being Division at the Ministry, and the Werewolf Registry and the Capture Unit are located in the Beast Division. Other potentially dangerous creatures such as hags and vampires are considered beings (the latter are more technically referred to as Non-Wizard Part-Humans), and in light of this the centaurs and then the merpeople rejected the opportunity to be classed as such. Officially the centaurs and merpeople have no classification now, but they are often treated as beasts and the Centaur Liaison Office has been consigned to the Beast Division of the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures, located on the Fourth Level of the Ministry.".

Ethan...

stared a bit then nodded slowly.

"While I agree that the textbook is interesting Herminny, it doesn't precisely answer the question."

Quote:

Originally Posted by individual

"Sooo..." Evelyn started after the girls long speech. "The Ministry of Magic is responsible for enforcing clause 73?" she asked, starting to get confused.

"Right. The Ministry of Magic for that particular country, as well as the International Task Force stationed in areas where breaches are common, such as Tibet with Yeti sightings and Scotland with Kelpie sightings. The Task Force uses disillusionment spells, muggle repelling charms and memory charms to keep the Statute intact. And the ministry has Obliviators that are experts in memory charm application in particular."

Ethan leaned against the wall again and decided that it was possibly time for some energy. He drew his wand and summoned a basket which appeared in the middle of the room. It was full of chocolate frogs and for those that did not want candy, there were bananas.

"Help yourselves and we are moving on to the Ilfracombe Incident. Does anyone know anything about that? Brief answers please."

09-21-2009, 05:33 AM	#127 (permalink)
Con_Stripes Mooncalf Join Date: May 2008 Location: GMT +12 or 13 Posts: 7,031 Hogwarts RPG Name: Oz Thickey Sixth Year Diagon Alley Proprietor: Leon Odessa	The Eye of Sauron \| Zan-y \| Snake Charmer Quote: Originally Posted by Nicholas Flamel Tavelon raised his hand again "The Tibetian Government would have to control their magical creatures and use things such as disillusionment charms, muggle repelling spells and such." "Precisely. Disillusionment charms, muggle repelling charms and also memory charms when muggles did come in contact with a Yeti." Quote: Originally Posted by Lezleighd Satine raised her hand, "Well like someone else mentioned...the Government there created a Task Force that permanently helps monitor the Yeti's appearances and such." "Specifically, the International Confederation of Wizards was responsible for starting the International Task Force. In all areas where breaches are common, there is an International Task Force station. Each individual ministry monitors the branches of the International Task Force that are present within their jurisdiction, but the Task Force itself reports to the International Confederation of Wizards." Quote: Originally Posted by Herminny Herminny raised her hand for the umpteenth time for this class and responded to the current question saying, "Thats a rather intresting question cause although clause 73 was established in 1750 not much was done besides the International Confederation of Wizards inforcing punishment too anyone who violated it and thats all that upheld it for 60 somewhat years later even though from day 1 one when the statute was established it was the responsibility of the MOM to uphold it. In 1811, however, the Minister for Magic Grogan Stump hit on the most humane, if more complex, definition for a being: 'Any creature that has sufficient intelligence to understand the laws of the magical community and to bear part of the responsibility in shaping those laws,' ( FB xii). This soon evolved into three divisions within the Ministry's Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures, when the Spirit Division was added to the Beast and Being Divisions, to accommodate the ghosts. Complications and controversies remain, of course. The classification of werewolves always poses a problem, as werewolves are undeniably bestial on a monthly basis—but completely human otherwise. Therefore, the Werewolf Support Office is located in the Being Division at the Ministry, and the Werewolf Registry and the Capture Unit are located in the Beast Division. Other potentially dangerous creatures such as hags and vampires are considered beings (the latter are more technically referred to as Non-Wizard Part-Humans), and in light of this the centaurs and then the merpeople rejected the opportunity to be classed as such. Officially the centaurs and merpeople have no classification now, but they are often treated as beasts and the Centaur Liaison Office has been consigned to the Beast Division of the Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures, located on the Fourth Level of the Ministry.". Ethan... stared a bit then nodded slowly. "While I agree that the textbook is interesting Herminny, it doesn't precisely answer the question." Quote: Originally Posted by individual "Sooo..." Evelyn started after the girls long speech. "The Ministry of Magic is responsible for enforcing clause 73?" she asked, starting to get confused. "Right. The Ministry of Magic for that particular country, as well as the International Task Force stationed in areas where breaches are common, such as Tibet with Yeti sightings and Scotland with Kelpie sightings. The Task Force uses disillusionment spells, muggle repelling charms and memory charms to keep the Statute intact. And the ministry has Obliviators that are experts in memory charm application in particular." Ethan leaned against the wall again and decided that it was possibly time for some energy. He drew his wand and summoned a basket which appeared in the middle of the room. It was full of chocolate frogs and for those that did not want candy, there were bananas. "Help yourselves and we are moving on to the Ilfracombe Incident. Does anyone know anything about that? Brief answers please."