United States Congress Sub-Committee on Magical Affairs

The committee on Magical Affairs is a sub-committee of the United States Congress that forms the legislative branches input on magical affairs. The committee is composed of 112 members from both the house and senate, not including the Vice President of the United States, who serves as a tie-breaker.

Membership
The congressional representative from the district in each state with the highest population of supernatural citizens is invited to the committee by the Vice-President. Should the representative refuse or fail the vetting process, the nomination will go to the representative of the next highest populace district.

Senators are asked to serve on the subcommittee in terms, with a chosen senator serving for two years before the position is handed over to his/her fellow senator from their home state.

The remaining two members of the committee represent the territorial holdings of the United States West of the continental United States and east of it respectively. These representatives are selected as candidates by the Vice-President and then subsequently confirmed by the sub-committee before being offered membership.

Membership to the committee is heavily restricted to ensure security, with members having to undergo a stringent vetting process before admission. The identities of the committee members are kept tightly classified to ensure the safety and security of the members. Members of the sub-committee are also restricted to remaining within the boundaries of Washington DC for the duration of their term, save for heavily secured visits to their constituency. Members are also afforded around the clock protection and an arsenal of magical personal protective equipment.