"Chairman Akingbade, Mr. Dumbledore voluntarily resigned as chairman back then because he was misunderstood. Now that the misunderstanding regarding Mr. Dumbledore has been cleared up and resolved, should the chairman's position that originally belonged to Mr. Dumbledore be returned to him before his original term has expired?" Allen said clearly.
"You!" Akingbade had just pointed at Allen and was about to say something when the Indian representative, Kuslapari, said loudly, "Committee Member Harris, choose your words carefully! The chairman's position was elected through the Confederation's proper procedures!"
Obolanski shouted, "Exactly! Even if Mr. Dumbledore stepped down because of an unfortunate misunderstanding, Chairman Akingbade has no need to resign under the rules when he hasn't made any major mistake. The chairmanship of the Confederation isn't hereditary property of you British!"
"But now he has made a mistake! On what grounds is the International Confederation of Wizards imposing sanctions on the British Ministry of Magic? All those baseless accusations against the United Kingdom from the very beginning were wrong! This meeting should never have been held at all!" Allen's voice suddenly rose, overpowering the noisy council chamber. "Even if, according to the rules, Chairman Akingbade does not have to return the position to the former chairman who did absolutely nothing wrong and lost his post because you misunderstood him, I have not sensed the slightest guilt from Chairman Akingbade! Today, you have kept using Mr. Dumbledore and the mistakes of the Order of the Phoenix he led as talking points. Are you trying to nail a hero of the wizarding world to a pillar of shame?!" Allen slammed the table heavily in anger. "Chairman Akingbade, you seem to have devoted all your energy to pursuing trivial matters in other countries, just so you can prove your own sense of presence? So that