A plan was something proposed by one side, revised by many, and ultimately passed by everyone together.
In the end, it was simply a matter of acceptance or rejection.
The conference had been convened by the Shenzhou Administration Bureau, with representatives of the major supernaturals attending by invitation. The main purpose of this conference was to establish the World Supernatural Association, so it was only natural for the Shenzhou Administration Bureau to put forward the corresponding plan.
Of course, it was merely a plan, not a bill—for there had never been any laws targeting supernaturals in the first place.
Legislation required recognition. Recognition from the public.
Even if the governments of various countries agreed to sign laws targeting supernaturals, it would be useless. Only if the supernaturals themselves voluntarily signed them could those laws possess any binding force.
In fact, before accepting the invitation to attend this conference, the major supernaturals had already guessed that this stage would exist, and had made preparations for it long ago.
Moreover, many supernaturals behind the scenes viewed this as a concrete process of dividing up the cake known as the world.
In truth, the divisions had existed since ancient times. Different regions had basically remained in a state of keeping to their own territories. It was an unspoken rule, something everyone tacitly accepted. It was just that this was the first time it had been brought into the open.
The meaning of the Shenzhou Administration Bureau's plan was that whether it was scientific power or Supernatural Power, both belonged to the creatures of the entire world. Even though they were different kinds of power, they should strive toward a common goal: the advancement of the unified civilization of the entire world.
"First, we shall treat one another as good neighbors and coexist harmoniously."