What is a limitation of group admin permissions?

Group admin permissions often entail managing datasets and user access within a limit defined by the permissions set in the system. One of the key limitations is that group admins may have restricted capabilities when it comes to managing users and groups. This means that although they can perform many administrative tasks, they might not be able to add or remove certain users, or adjust roles of other group members, reflecting a hierarchy of permissions that can prevent them from having full control. Being restricted in this way can limit their effectiveness and ability to manage the group efficiently.

Additionally, while other options also highlight limitations, they either refer to access controls or capabilities that are different from the core issue of user access rights. This makes the understanding of user management and the boundaries set by group admin roles particularly significant in recognizing their limitations.