Level 3 OPs can use the /op command, if they use this command then they will be able to give anyone access to OP level 4 as this is what Minecraft defaults to.
Operator levels allow the server administrator to control the level of access each operator has. By default, if you use the /op command or another method listed in our adding operators guide it will use level 4 which grants full access the server commands list. There are 4 levels that can be assigned to an operator, each grants access to different sets of commands. Each level will also inherit access to the commands from the level below.| **Level** | **Details** |
| Level 1 | OPs can bypass the spawn protection |
| Level 2 | OPs can use all singleplayer cheat command with the exception of `/publish` and `/debug`. They are also given access to command blocks. |
| Level 3 | OPs can use most multiplayer-exclusive commands, including` /debug`, and commands that manage players (`/ban`, `/op`, `/deop`, `/kick`). |
| Level 4 | OPs can use all commands including `/stop`, `/save-all`. `/save-on`, `/save-off` |