::::U.S. Virgin Islands has a territorial delegate seated on the floor of the House of Representatives voting in committees, party caucuses and appointing two residents to four military academies each year. U .K. Virgin Islands has no member of Parliament.  

 ::::We have two editors supplying the same link to Delegates to the U.S. Congress: History and Current Status for a source. Since TFD has graciously agreed that it is helpful, let me in the same spirit try another proposed text. Going with sources is a good thing. Following TFD and Wtmitchell's comments on using the phrase, "Member of Congress", I propose omitting it in this next draft: 

 ::::Proposal ii. Territorial residents hold U.S. federal elections to chose delegates to Congress. Their Congressman or Congresswoman “possess the same powers as other members of the House, except that they may not vote when the House is meeting as the House of Representatives.” They participate in debate, are assigned offices, money for staff, and appoint constituents from their territories to the four military academies Army, Navy, Air Force and Merchant Marine Academy.  REF House Learn About What is a Representative —