All Wizengamot members were present for the vote, and for the full duration of the Act's presentation to the floor. As Granger is no longer a Ministry employee, the Act was pitched by her predecessor and successor, Cormac McLaggen. In a bizarre turn of events, McLaggen presented arguments  against  the Act in question, citing the 1844 Vampire Attacks of Inverness, as well as Granger’s own infection with vampirism. 