Rewards accumulate upwards, so surely blame should too. Should the CEO of papa john's personally pay every speeding ticket gotten by delivery drivers while out

Rewards accumulate upwards, so surely blame should too. Should the CEO of papa john's personally pay every speeding ticket gotten by delivery drivers while out on delivery? Even though company policy clearly states drive within the laws. Should he have a compliance officer go on every delivery to make sure that all driving rules and regulations are followed? And perhaps a second so that we're sure the first isn't colluding with the driver, perhaps a third to break ties when the first two can't agree. At three we probably need a manager to go along to so we can make sure the others aren't slacking off. That's right we need a five man team to make sure a pizza gets delivered correctly and safely. The CEO of an organization has a large effect on everything, but isn't solely responsible for everything that happens. Blame should only rise as far as the decision to act irresponsibly did. As far as the liar's loans go blame should be on loan officers who didn't do due diligence and as far up the management chain as can be shown to have had knowledge of that fact.