Not really. Sometimes it's just a default move leaders have to make to cover their ass. If you are in a position of responsibility, even for a small group, and

Not really. Sometimes it's just a default move leaders have to make to cover their ass. If you are in a position of responsibility, even for a small group, and the neighbouring building gets robbed or there is physical violence, people are going to start asking you about the security of your building. You can ofcourse ignore/reassure them if you have built up enough trust or social/political capital. If you haven't and there are a bunch of ambitious people eyeing your chair, good luck showing the group robbery stats.