Mr. Walton Brown Jr. This is Me

 Web References

1. 1. CCAA

   radio.newlinkcorp.com/ccaa - [Cached]

   Published on: 8/23/2005   Last Visited: 9/21/2007

   Discussants: C. Walton Brown, President, Research Innovations Ltd, Bremuda; Conrad Higgs, Manager, Turks and Caicos Islands Investment Agency; K.H. Randolph Horton J.P, M.P., Minister of Labour, Home Affairs, and Discussant - Public Safety, Bermuda Gov.; Jean-Ives Lacascade, French West Indies Representative; Vargrave Richards, Lieutenant Governor, US Virgin Islands.

2. 2. Conferences & Events | Program & Session Reports

   www.claa.org/03conf_schd.html - [Cached]

   Published on: 12/8/2003   Last Visited: 3/5/2006

   Discussants: C. Walton Brown, President, Research Innovations Ltd, Bremuda; Conrad Higgs, Manager, Turks and Caicos Islands Investment Agency; K.H. Randolph Horton J.P, M.P., Minister of Labour, Home Affairs, and Discussant - Public Safety, Bermuda Gov.; Jean-Ives Lacascade, French West Indies Representative.

3. 3. A printer friendly article from the Royal Gazette

   www.theroyalgazette.com/apps/p - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/24/2005   Last Visited: 5/24/2005

   With Bermuda now considering the possibility of independence, it would be prudent to have representatives from the island in attendance, said Walton Brown Jr. The president of Research Innovations Limited has lectured at the event in the past and was invited back this year by the UN, in his capacity as a regional expert. "(It) brings together government representatives from the British Overseas Territories and other non self-governing territories, representatives from the administering powers, non-governmental organisations and regional experts, to examine a multitude of issues affecting the decolonisation process and constitutional development," explained Mr. Brown, who will deliver a speech at the event on constitutional options for the British Overseas Territories and the implications of the European Union constitution.
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   "The Bermuda Government has been invited every two years since 1990 and never sent a representative," Mr. Brown continued.
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   Mr. Brown added he had received a call from a UN representative as recently as last week and that genuine interest was expressed that Bermuda attend. However he said, in speaking with Members of Parliament it was confirmed that no Government representative is to attend. "I encourage Government to reconsider," he said.