I don't think I would endorse nothing at all. The exchange-of-information provision is useful. It has a limited utility. It's basically designed to produce information in specific cases. If a tax administration has a particular taxpayer and the information is in the treaty partner's jurisdiction, a request can be made and you can get the information. It's useful. It's not useless. But it is neither an answer to mass evasion at the individual level nor in any way an answer to the use of tax havens. They're just different subjects, as far as I'm concerned.
On June 17th, 2013. See this statement in context.