"Sonorus."
Babajide turned his wand and pointed it at himself, and his voice carried through the entire hall.
"Everyone, the reason we committee members have gathered here today is to hold talks concerning the British Magical World and the related incident in which employees under the Umbrella Group are suspected of violating the International Confederation of Wizards' Statute of Secrecy by publishing Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone in the Muggle world.
"As for this book, many of us have been shocked by how thoroughly it exposes the Magical World, and by how it lays bare all kinds of magic from the Magical World—even detailed incantations—before Muggles, and we have lodged serious protests. In a short span of time, this book has already become popular throughout the Muggle world. Muggles' curiosity toward magic has reached its peak. Such a situation is extremely worrying, and this trend is still continuing, with Muggle attention only increasing, not decreasing.
"Under the accumulating influence of this book, the Magical World has become increasingly transparent, causing large numbers of Muggles to gain a clear understanding of the Magical World and of Hogwarts within a short period of time.
"And the British Ministry of Magic has made no improvement in this regard, nor has it taken any action... But at least here at the International Confederation of Wizards, the contracting nations have already resolved to begin addressing this issue. Next, our member states will hold a meeting and make a ruling on this matter, to clarify how this serious problem should be resolved."
The Bulgarian Minister of Magic, Obolanski, stepped forward next. By now, a large black round hat had been placed on his bald head.
"I am very pleased to see the leader of our International Confederation of Wizards reaffirm the continued validity of the