When a country has different regional and cultural communities, it makes an arrangement for equal representation of various communities in order to enable everyone to live together in the same country.
This results in formation of a Community Government wherein no single community can take decisions unilaterally.
In Belgium, such an arrangement exists between the Dutch, German-speaking and French –speaking communities. Here, apart from the Central government and State Government such equal representation can also be found in a Community Government which is elected by the different cultural and linguistic communities. It specifically deals with cultural, educational and language-related issues.
