Department of Magical Games and Sports is the department of the Ministry of Magic responsible for the regulation of the various sports-related events in the wizarding world. The department offices are located on level six of the British Ministry of Magic.
de·part·ment of mag·i·cal games and sports
/dəˈpärt’mənt əv maj’ə’kəl ɡāms and spôrts/
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Department of Magical Games and Sports History
The Department of Magical Games and Sports was established under Minister Grogan Stump between 1811 and 1819. Over the years the department created various regulations to maintain secrecy and safety. In 1894, the department banned shooting arrows into the air at Quidditch matches as was tradition at Appleby Arrows games when they scored a goal after referee Nugent Potts was pierced through the nose at a game. The majority of what the department does currently is deal with organizing events, such as the Quidditch World Cup. A few famous heads of the department include former Montrose Magipies player Hamish MacFarlan, and Ludovic Bagman, until he fled due to his gambling debts with Goblin creditors.
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Which Ministry of Magic department regulates Quidditch?
What are the departments at the ministry of magic?
Which Ministry of Magic department regulates Quidditch?
The Ministry of Magic Department that regulates quidditch is the Department of Magical Games and Sports.
What are the departments at the ministry of magic?
The departments at the Ministry of Magic are:
- Department of International Magical Cooperation
- Department of Magical Accidents and Catastrophes
- Department of Magical Games and Sports
- Department of Magical Law Enforcement
- Department of Mysteries
- Department of Magical Transportation
- Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures
