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  In schools, the class monitor changes every  month. Is that what you call a power sharing   arrangement?                 

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                  In my school the class monitor changes every month. We elect our class monitor by giving votes. Most of the eases there are two or three contenders for the post.            We elect that classmate who has courage, sense of responsibility and leadership ability. He or she must be helpful and disciplined.                                 But the changing of class monitor every month cannot be called a power sharing arrangement. Because in power sharing arrangement, there are different institutions, interests groups which exercise their power and check the actions of each others. This system is also called a system  of checks and balances. But this is not present in the changing method of class monitor.