[Idiom] I can liaise nearer the time

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Will17

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Hello,

I don't understand this expression: "I can liaise nearer the time".

Can you help me please?

Cheers
Will
 
"Liaise" as a verb is the height of jargon, in my opinion.

And nearer the time to what?

I'm not surprised you couldn't understand it.

I can meet with you at a time closer to [whatever is happening].
 
It could mean to act as a liaison with some un-named 3rd party.
 
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