At the risk of keeping us beyond midnight, I think we've a number of other items that ought to be on our agenda.
First. I should very much like to hear from Albus a report on his researches.
Severus and I will be bringing Minerva, but she understands that we will also be making a brief, but unglossed report of her condition and the actions we've taken to aid her. (This should be an agenda item, Remus. I promise it will be brief.)
I should also like to hear a report from Laszlo's about your operations--the ongoing smuggling of goods from oversees and the transportation of people. (We I think we'd like to hear an update about your work with Beth and her group--how many have you've hidden on their way to wherever?)
And I should like reports from Tonks and Frank about their work on the Ridley list, and from Kingsley et. al. about their efforts to cultivate a network within the camps based on our connection with the families of children at Moddey. I realise both of those efforts are in early stages, but we ought to give them official space in our discussion.
Finally, or somewhere in our conversation, I believe we need to discuss Arthur. Of course, we've already had occasions for memorialising him, but at this meeting we surely need to discuss what projects he had in hand, and how we can carry them forward, and what we will do in his absence. We will keenly miss his presence at the Ministry and his work in that department. We need to address this matter directly.
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First. I should very much like to hear from Albus a report on his researches.
Severus and I will be bringing Minerva, but she understands that we will also be making a brief, but unglossed report of her condition and the actions we've taken to aid her. (This should be an agenda item, Remus. I promise it will be brief.)
I should also like to hear a report from Laszlo's about your operations--the ongoing smuggling of goods from oversees and the transportation of people. (We I think we'd like to hear an update about your work with Beth and her group--how many have you've hidden on their way to wherever?)
And I should like reports from Tonks and Frank about their work on the Ridley list, and from Kingsley et. al. about their efforts to cultivate a network within the camps based on our connection with the families of children at Moddey. I realise both of those efforts are in early stages, but we ought to give them official space in our discussion.
Finally, or somewhere in our conversation, I believe we need to discuss Arthur. Of course, we've already had occasions for memorialising him, but at this meeting we surely need to discuss what projects he had in hand, and how we can carry them forward, and what we will do in his absence. We will keenly miss his presence at the Ministry and his work in that department. We need to address this matter directly.