Xavril had one over reaching thought, 'You want to do what? To MY school?' He wasn't having anything this new teacher was saying. "So professor let me see if I understand you correctly," he said speaking up for the first time in the classroom, "your rules would allow us to copy the answers of our neighbors, because you didn't specifically tell us it was a quiz. Needless to say there was value placed on the answers, namely the house points you offered. So your rules allow one person to know the answer and everyone to get points simply because they have the right answer because they copied it?"  Xavril looked around the room quizzically. "Let me save you some trouble professor," he walked to Gabriel's answer and read the answer aloud to the class before retaking his seat, "now, two points for everyone."<br/><br/>Xavril continued in following Hall's next comments,<strong>..." Hogwarts has developed a rather disturbing reputation over the last decade and a half for ignoring Ministry regulations and decrees.  It's a nasty trend, and one I intend to start reversing."</strong>"sir. You are now a Hogwarts teacher, not a ministry employee. You cannot be both as per regulations for ministry control at this school." Xavril took a deep breath before continuing, "It would be a conflict of interest if that teacher performed any duties outside of the prescribed ministry controlled areas. Which most teachers do on a daily basis."<br/><br/>"As for this particular class, Wandlore was only approved by the Ministry last night. That's great. However you have done a disservice to all of us sitting here. Sir we are sixth years and as such get to choose our own classes. We all came in expecting a transfiguration class. You didn't change out schedules, you didn't put a sign up outside nor in here on the board, you didn't even inform us that we weren't going to be studying transfiguration when you began speaking you simply began your class. That Sir is a disservice."<br/><br/>Xavril gathered his bag and papers. "Now professor," he said, "lets start again."  He got up and walked a few steps and sat back down. "Good morning professor," he said genuinely, "I'm sure glad I've got transfiguration first period. I've been having a little trouble with my Animagus ability. If you have some time after class I would like to get your opinion on the problem."