Having a single primary somewhat defeats the purpose of having co-admins. If they can't do most, if not all, of the administrative tasks tied to the tenant, then they're more like power users than admins. These restrictions also makes personnel transitions more difficult (e.g., when the primary admin leaves/retires).
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Having a single primary somewhat defeats the purpose of having co-admins. If they can't do most, if not all, of the administrative tasks tied to the tenant, then they're more like power users than admins. These restrictions also makes personnel transitions more difficult (e.g., when the primary admin leaves/retires).