Paschal Donohoe (Dublin Central, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

The timeline the OECD is now meeting is a revised timeline that was put in place last year. The Deputy may recall last summer, in the aftermath of an informal meeting of European finance ministers, when the OECD committed to revised timelines and said that it would seek to pursue this work in what they said was an inclusive format and seek to publish a roadmap to cover this year. I believe those revised timelines will be met. My officials have been participating in these discussions over the last number of weeks. It is likely that the OECD will begin to publish different options regarding how it believes this issue can be progressed. There are many, many differing views within the OECD on how this issue can be dealt with.

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