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Chapter 336, Section 333: Student Council Positions

"We need to finalize the personnel arrangements with you first, otherwise when the meeting starts, everyone will be unaware of their future positions in the student union or what kind of work they will be doing, and the meeting will be a complete mess."

Lynn discussed the list with Professor McGonagall in her vice-principal's office.

"The student union will temporarily consist of one president, one president's secretary, one accountant, one disciplinary committee member who also serves as vice president, one executive committee member who also serves as vice president, plus the heads and deputy heads of the student associations department, the arts and sports department, and the publicity department."

Professor McGonagall was almost dizzy after listening to Lynn's explanation.

"Tell me clearly what these positions are for."

"The president is the head of the entire student union, responsible for overseeing the overall direction of the student union, the decision-maker for all activities and systems, and the intermediary between the student union and professors."

The chairman's secretary is someone who assists the chairman in management, since there are always too many things for one person to handle.

The accountant is responsible for the student union's daily income and expenses. If the student union wants to be truly independent, it must have its own source of income. I have already communicated this with an investment company. They will provide funds to the student union, and the accountant will specifically supervise these accounts.

The head of the disciplinary committee is the head of all the disciplinary committee members. They are responsible for supervising the students' daily civilized behavior and are probably the department that students will hate the most in the future. They also have the power to deduct points, add points, and punish students.

The executive chairman is the head of all executive committee members. The executive committee members are like the backbone of the student union. They are responsible for executing and conveying the orders and instructions from the chairman and committee members to subordinate departments and clubs.

These two chairpersons also hold the most important positions in the student union, so they also serve as vice chairpersons of the student union.

The remaining clubs and societies are responsible for overseeing all student interest clubs established at Hogwarts; the arts and sports department is responsible for organizing and planning various sports and arts activities that Hogwarts plans to hold in the future; and the publicity department is responsible for publishing the Hogwarts school newspaper, which is used to publicize important events or school rules and regulations.

Professor McGonagall happened to have no classes that morning, so she listened for over an hour in her office as Lynn presented the various student council positions in a proposal she had written long ago. Finally, she understood what each position entailed.

They then finalized the positions for each person by referring to the final list of twenty people.

Most of the positions were assigned by Professor McGonagall based on her past impressions of the students; Lynn only confirmed the positions for two people.

Cedric's Executive Chairman and Ian's Presidential Secretary.

Given Cedric's image as a good teacher at the school, he is the most suitable candidate to be the chairman of the executive committee.

As for Ian, Lynn had talked to him last night. He didn't want to join the student council, but the young wizards of Ravenclaw voted for him, and Professor McGonagall also chose him, so he couldn't refuse anymore and agreed to be Lynn's secretary.

After finalizing the list of all personnel, it was lunchtime.

Lynn and Professor McGonagall arrived at the Great Hall and announced that all student council members should assemble in front of the Great Hall after lunch.

After lunch, the twenty students selected from the four colleges arrived at the designated place.

This was, after all, the student council's first gathering, and no one would be so tactless as to arrive late.

"Professor Dumbledore has generously provided us with a suitable office space, and the student council offices will be located there from now on. I'm here to show you the way and hold a meeting to finalize each of your positions."

Lynn and Professor McGonagall walked ahead and led them up to the seventh floor. In addition to the student council members, there were also quite a few young wizards who had nothing to do after dinner and came to watch the excitement.

Lynn did not stop them. Since he had chosen to set up his office in the Room of Requirement, he had no intention of hiding the room.

They walked together to the tapestry on the seventh floor, and then Lynn gave them a demonstration.

"You need to walk up to this wall, silently say 'I want to join the student council,' and walk back and forth a few steps, like this."

During Lynn's demonstration, a door suddenly appeared on the previously empty wall, with a gold-plated sign above it that read "Hogwarts Student Council".

All the young wizards who witnessed this scene widened their eyes, including Professor McGonagall, who also didn't know about the Room of Requirement. Most of them were unaware that such a room existed in Hogwarts.

"The Room of Requirement!" A Ravenclaw girl recognized it and exclaimed excitedly, "I've read about the legend of this room in books! I can't believe Professor Belloc actually found it!"

Even now, the students in the castle haven't changed how they address Lynn, and Lynn has gotten used to it. Anyway, whatever they call him doesn't matter, so he doesn't bother to correct them anymore.

"That's right, it's the Room of Requirement."

Lynn opened the door as he spoke.

The first thing you see after entering through the door is a spacious corridor with a thick wool carpet on the floor. There are seven or eight rooms on both sides of the corridor. If you have a keen eye, you can see the door directly opposite the Room of Requirement. At the very end of the corridor, there is a gold-plated sign on the door that reads "Chairman's Office".

Lynn led Professor McGonagall and the student council members into the room, and then walked to the president's office, which was where the meeting room was located.

These offices were designed by Lynn himself, who sketched them out overnight and then brainstormed them early the next morning in front of the House of Requirement. They perfectly matched his requirements.

The decorations in the conference room were exactly the same as those in the conference room that Lynn had first asked the House of Requirement for.

The atmosphere of the room is very important. After entering the meeting room, the student council members felt completely different when they saw the representative animals of the four houses and the Hogwarts crest on the wall.

It was a bright and sunny day outside. Lynn drew back the curtains in front of the French windows, and warm sunlight streamed in.

The students began to find seats, and everyone consciously reserved the main seat at the front of the long table.

Lynn's original intention was to have Professor McGonagall sit here, since she was now a professor, while Lynn herself, even as the student council president, was originally just a student.

But Professor McGonagall refused to sit in the main seat, so Lynn had no choice but to sit there himself.

(End of this chapter)