Power and answerability
Being able to change another's situation does not establish a right to do so.
Who can act, and whose challenge can actually change that action?
Another position
For the operator a control may be a protective brake; for another party it may be an inaccessible gate. The mechanism and consequences need examination.
Challenge
Universal veto is not a solution either. A refusal can obstruct necessary protection. No formula here allocates legitimate authority in every conflict.
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Capacity, authority, responsibility and accountability are separate questions. A claim to authority needs its source and limits. Delegation can enable useful action without making the delegate the owner of everyone affected.
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