An interim meeting, convened with the assistance of the ACP took place in All Hallows College, Drumcondra in May 2012. At the interim meeting, a steering committee prepared the organisation's next steps. There are eight members of this committee: Tom Curran (Meath Diocese), Martin Murray (Down and Connor Diocese and "Voice of the Faithful"), Tony Corcoran (Pobal Dé and Dublin Diocese), Jacqueline Nelson ("We are Church Ireland" and Dublin Diocese), Noel McCann, Cathy Molloy (theologian), Patricia Higgins. Speaking at the meeting, Tom Curran said "we have a very close relationship with the ACP, and it is from them that we have emerged". The interim leadership emphasises that it is a mainstream organisation in communion with the Holy See:  We are a main-stream organisation and won't allow ourselves be marginalised. Committee member Noel McCann said their intention was to build a coalition of people to represent groups and individuals across the country:  We hope that by creating a critical mass of people in terms of numbers, we will get a voice at the table and be sufficiently strong to be able to articulate our views in a way that we will be listened to. At the approval meeting of the ACI, which was attended by about 350 people, it was agreed to set up a website and governance structures, with elections to be held at an AGM to be convened at an unspecified date in 2013. At that time, a formal public launch is planned to take place accompanied by a recruitment campaign. In launching their website, the organisation hopes to facilitate the building of an on-line community and that the website will play a central role in empowering members in terms of expressing their views and influencing the direction which the association will take in the years ahead.