"I am pleased to make your acquaintance," he says, evenly, "Though I regret the circumstances around it."
"Now, the current idea is that Professor Reynolds here will scan you each in turn using Legilimency to seek out any lingering mental influence. This will be a thorough scan, rather than a glance. Legilimency is an invasive form of mind reading, potentially usable for mental alteration in the hands of a skilled practitioner. I will be observing, and I have a somewhat high chance of noticing if Professor Reynolds steps outside of the bounds of this agreement, but this is not without risk. Professor Reynolds has offered to be Obliviated after making her statement to preserve your privacy. That is a skill I have, though we have no way of trivially verifying to the two of you that I performed the Obliviation as described and that she did not attempt to conceal her memories or subvert the spell. Still, if you believe there has been malpractice, during the Legilimency, during the report, or during the Obliviation, you have the full right to bring a complaint to the Department of Magical Law Enforcement or before the Wizengamot if you believe the DMLE's response is insufficient."
"Professor Reynolds will perform Legilimency and make a statement on each of you in turn. We will pause for two minutes before beginning each scan, so that the Obliviation has some spare room. You will have the opportunity to confirm whether you want her to be Obliviated after the scan, in case you change your mind. You can withdraw consent to the Legilimency at any time prior to or during the scan, but be aware that without a scan of this depth, it will be difficult to declare either of you cleared of mental influence. You cannot withdraw legal consent to the report once the Legilimency has been performed."
"Do you understand and agree to this process?"