The work of the OECD is done by consensus. That is, measures cannot be adopted without the consensus of all member countries.
Orrin Hatch: “The work of the OECD is done by consensus. That is, measures cannot be adopted without the consensus of all member…”
On the recordJuly 21, 2014
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Hatch emphasizes the importance of consensus among OECD member countries for adopting measures.
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