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

My understanding is the consultation process is public and I will share that information, assuming it does not undermine our ability to project our interests within the OECD. When the work is complete, as it will be in the coming days, and when we share it with the OECD, I will share all I can with the Deputy and the committee. I do not see any reason I would be unable to share it at all, given that it is a public process. The deadline referred to by the Deputy is very much an early part of a process that will take quite some time. I know from dealing with finance Ministers in other parts of Europe that there are many different concerns regarding the work under way in the OECD. I expect it will take quite some time to make progress on this matter, even within the OECD.

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