the situation is that I have permissions associated with auth_groups. 

eg. user, team leader, business leader, oversight

now I need a "secretary" or "accounts" group which has access to some 
business leader features i.e reports.
Some team leader features ie. price maintainence.
But does not have access to the basic features of normal users.

I can't see how to make an auth_group which has permissions which are 
already associated with another group.

I am hoping for a solution which does not involve hard coding access to 
these features using @auth.has_membership('accounts') as I don't expect 
this to be last case of overlapping permissions.

Ideally I can make an interface where business leaders can make a custom 
permission group and assign it to their employees. Without creating a 
situation where each new employee needs to have a permission allocated for 
every little thing.
i.e. customer maintenence, customer delete, product related permissions, 
product permissions where special knowledge is required...

Is this possible with the Web2py Auth System?

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