The members of the Banking Inquiry will meet today to discuss evidence from former Anglo Irish boss David Drumm.
It's after senior counsel for the inquiry and the Director of Public Prosecutions recommended that the inquiry NOT take Mr Drumm's evidence via video link.
The former chief offered to give his evidence via video from the US where he now lives.
The inquiry committee will meet in private this afternoon, where it's expected to agree not to proceed with this option.
Special Correspondent with The Irish Examiner Michael Clifford says that overall the process has been a worthwhile exercise;
