How can a Tenant admin programmatically enumerate exact permissions requested by a newly created multitenant service principal before consent?

I’m trying to understand the exact Microsoft Entra / Microsoft Graph object model for reviewing permissions on an external multitenant application before granting tenant-wide admin consent.

Scenario:

• Tenant A is the publisher/home tenant.
• Tenant A owns a multitenant App Registration.
• Tenant B is the consuming/customer tenant.
• As an administrator in Tenant B, I explicitly create the foreign service principal using Microsoft Graph:

POST https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/servicePrincipals { "appId": "<publisher-app-client-id>" }

The service principal now exists in Tenant B under Enterprise Applications.

No user or administrator consent has been granted yet.

Before granting admin consent, I want to programmatically review the exact permissions the application will request, including:

Resource/API: Microsoft Graph
Permission type: Delegated
Permission: User.Read
Permission ID: <GUID>
Resource/API: Custom API
Permission type: Delegated
Permission: Some.Scope
Permission ID: <GUID>

I am not trying to enumerate permissions that have already been granted.

For example:

GET /servicePrincipals/{id}/oauth2PermissionGrants

only shows delegated permission grants that already exist, so it does not answer the pre-consent question.

I understand that the publisher Application object contains requiredResourceAccess, but Tenant B does not own that Application object. Tenant B only has the foreign service principal.

My question is:

Is there a supported Microsoft Graph or Entra API that allows a Tenant B administrator to obtain the exact static API permissions requested by a foreign multitenant application after its service principal has been created, but before any consent has been granted?

Specifically, is this information available through:

• a property or relationship on servicePrincipal;
• another Microsoft Graph endpoint;
• a consent-related API;
• a cross-tenant application metadata endpoint;
• Microsoft Graph beta;
• or another supported Entra API?

If not, does the Entra consent service internally resolve the publisher Application object's requiredResourceAccess in a way that is not exposed to the consuming tenant through Microsoft Graph?

I’m looking for a deterministic API-based method suitable for enterprise application onboarding and permission review, rather than relying only on the interactive admin-consent dialog.

An authoritative Microsoft reference confirming either the supported method or the limitation would be very helpful.