Corbin

Dr. Corbin withdrew.

(Signed) Carlyle CORBIN

22. Mr. Corbin withdrew.

Carlyle Corbin (United States Virgin Islands)

Non Self Governing Territories of Mr. Carlyle Corbin

The Chairman (interpretation from Spanish) I call on Mr. Corbin.

Over the years, Mr. Corbin has become a virtual companion to the Subcommittee.

At the invitation of the Chairman, Mr. Corbin took a place at the Committee table.

Speed of Light is the second solo studio album of actor and pop singer Corbin Bleu.

I therefore thank Mr. Corbin for having participated in our work and contributed to our discussion.

The administering Power, which of course will have its say, has responded that Mr. Corbin represents only himself.

The Governor responded, certifying that Mr. Corbin is legitimate and that he has a right to represent him.

Mr. Chairman, according to correspondence you have received from the Governor of the United States Virgin Islands, Mr. Corbin represents the Territory therefore, the elected authorities have informed the Chairman of the Special Committee that Mr. Corbin does indeed represent that Territory.

album, also will be featured on Corbin Bleu's debut album Another Side , available on Hollywood Records April 17, 2007.

At the invitation of the Chairman, Dr. Corbin (United States Virgin Islands) took a place at the petitioners' table.

At the 4th meeting, on 14 October, Mr. Corbin made a statement (see A C.4 48 SR.4).

We would have liked Mr. Corbin to say something about the situation in his Territory, particularly following the elections.

Mr. Corbin I believe there are approximately four statements and or questions, and I will try to address them.

Mr. Bangali (Sierra Leone) I too wish to seek some clarification regarding Mr. Corbin apos s representation of his Territory.

Frankly, Mr. Corbin has been representing his Territory for a number of years now, and we are all very familiar with that.

The Chairman, with the Committee's agreement, gave the floor to Mr. Corbin, who spoke on behalf of the Government of the United States Virgin Islands.

When Mr. Corbin applied to appear as a petitioner before this Committee, apparently questions regarding his credentials were put to the Governor whom he represents.

The Chairman (interpretation from Spanish) I first propose that we would give Mr. Corbin an opportunity to respond to the representative of Trinidad and Tobago.

Mr. Corbin also replied to questions posed to him by the representatives of the Syrian Arab Republic and Trinidad and Tobago (A AC.109 PV.1432).

However, before that, are there any other members of the Committee who wish to speak? Since that is not the case, I call upon Mr. Corbin.

With the Committee's consent, Carlyle Corbin, on behalf of the Government of the United States Virgin Islands, made a statement (see A AC.109 2005 SR.11).

He would appreciate it is Mr. Corbin would consider, with the parties concerned, what the most suitable mechanism would be for giving concrete form to such participation.

I do not wish to say that the draft resolution has met with everything Mr. Corbin desired, but there are several elements that were altered to meet his concerns.

On the recommendation of the Chief Minister of the British Virgin Islands, Carlyle Corbin, representative of the Governor of the United States Virgin Islands, was appointed Secretary of the Conference.

16. He inquired whether Mr. Corbin thought that the work of CDCC or the other bodies in which it participated had had a favourable impact on the Territories represented by CDCC.

Statements concerning Mr. Corbin apos s status as participant were made by the representatives of Tunisia, Grenada and Sierra Leone, as well as by the Chairman (A AC.109 PV.1432).

In connection with the dissemination of information concerning United Nations decolonization activities in his Territory, Mr. Corbin spoke a few moments ago of a misunderstanding between the Subcommittee and the administering Power.

Ms. Khan Cummings (Trinidad and Tobago) I should like to ask Mr. Corbin one question with respect to the Territory apos s interest in associate membership in the Association of Caribbean States.

For example, he wondered whether Mr. Corbin felt that the participation of CDCC at the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development had been effective for the Virgin Islands or the other Territories.

64. In that connection, Mr. Corbin outlined a number of activities in furtherance of participation of Non Self Governing Territories in the United Nations system that might be of interest to the Pacific region.

Letter dated 1 October 1993 from Mr. Carlyle Corbin, Working Group of Non Independent Caribbean Countries of the Caribbean Development and Cooperation Committee, addressed to the Chairman of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee

Hearing of petitioners 1. At the invitation of the Chairman, Mr. Corbin (Working Group of Non Independent Caribbean Countries of the Caribbean Development and Cooperation Committee) took a place at the petitioners apos table.

Mr. Ardhaoui (Tunisia), Chairman of the Subcommittee on Small Territories, Petitions, Information and Assistance (interpretation from French) Earlier, in reference to the United States Virgin Islands, Mr. Corbin mentioned the draft resolution before us.

As members know, we met with Mr. Corbin at a Conference in Barbados, where he made some oral comments on last year apos s resolution and on amendments or modifications he wished to see.

Mr. Corbin (Minister of State of the United States Virgin Islands) said that his Government continued to consider action undertaken in coordination with the specialized agencies as one of the Special Committee's most important outputs.

Mr. Corbin On behalf of Governor Alexander A. Farrelly, the fourth elected Governor of the United States Virgin Islands, I wish to thank the Committee for this opportunity to present the statement of my Government.

At its 9th meeting, on 16 June 2005, with the consent of the Special Committee, Carlyle Corbin, representative of the Government of the United States Virgin Islands, made a statement (see A AC.109 2005 SR.9).

The Chairman (interpretation from Spanish) In accordance with a decision taken at this morning apos s meeting, the Committee will now hear a statement by Mr. Corbin, representative of the Governor of the United States Virgin Islands.

Mr. Al Attar (Syrian Arab Republic) (interpretation from Arabic) We wish to thank Mr. Corbin for the information he has provided, and for his suggestions and proposals aimed at achieving the independence of Non Self Governing Territories.