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    1. Dan Neidle‏ @DanNeidle 25 Jan 2018
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      Replying to @alexcobham @TaxJusticeNet

      Well I'm fundamentally asking a question: what is the benefit of putting them together? And apologies but unfortunately the day job means I don't have time to write anything more coherent than 280 characters here and there.

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    2. Dan Neidle‏ @DanNeidle 25 Jan 2018
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      Would be great to have an answer to that. I see no benefit from running the different issues together, and a number of serious disadvantages.

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    3. Alex Cobham‏ @alexcobham 25 Jan 2018
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      Replying to @DanNeidle @TaxJusticeNet

      In terms of the book, it doesn't make sense to unpick the UN process. I might have written the SDGs differently but we are where we are. On the substance of having an umbrella term, there are pros and cons...

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    4. Alex Cobham‏ @alexcobham 25 Jan 2018
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      Politically, the combination approach allowed a mobilisation of policymakers and civil society (especially across Africa) that was broad and powerful - and a big part of the reason for the SDG target.

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    5. Alex Cobham‏ @alexcobham 25 Jan 2018
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      Replying to @alexcobham @DanNeidle @TaxJusticeNet

      On the downside, the umbrella term is to a degree responsible for the initial UN system view that a single indicator for 16.4 could do the job - which I think we will be able to get beyond, but hasn't helped the early analysis.

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    6. Maya Forstater‏ @MForstater 25 Jan 2018
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      Replying to @alexcobham @DanNeidle @TaxJusticeNet

      Alex we've been here before but the UN says that there is no agreed definition and no resolution on this specific point https://developmentfinance.un.org/illicit-financial-flows …pic.twitter.com/GiXNzRnkQG

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    7. Maya Forstater‏ @MForstater 25 Jan 2018
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      Replying to @MForstater @alexcobham and

      @TaxJusticeNet @GA4TJ & @icrict are say that their preferred definition was agreed in the SDGs and there can be no legitimate question on the matter https://www.taxjustice.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/Letter-UNSG-Jun17.pdf …pic.twitter.com/IXwXt8mTXO

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    8. Alex Cobham‏ @alexcobham 25 Jan 2018
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      Replying to @MForstater @DanNeidle and

      This is a more substantive question, so while I may think the position is absolutely clear, the book offers a platform to exchange differing positions on exactly this sort of question. I very much hope the opportunity will be taken up.

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    9. Dan Neidle‏ @DanNeidle 25 Jan 2018
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      Replying to @alexcobham @MForstater and

      But your starting point seems to be asserting, without indicating it is disputed, that “illicit” means something that (a) contradicts its own definition and (b) makes little sense from a policy perspective.

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    10. Alex Cobham‏ @alexcobham 25 Jan 2018
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      Replying to @DanNeidle @MForstater and

      On the contrary, we offer a definition, while reflecting that there are others. But again, the book offers exactly the space to challenge with reasoned arguments and supporting evidence

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      Maya Forstater‏ @MForstater 25 Jan 2018
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      Replying to @alexcobham @DanNeidle and

      Is that a change of position from June last yr when TJN said avoidance has always been part of the 'illicit flows' definition and there can be no legitimate question on this? https://www.taxjustice.net/2017/06/23/un-must-defend-target-curtail-multinational-companies-tax-abuse/ …

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