SCCM Reporting Permissions

I have a question concerning Reporting Services and SCCM 2012 SP1. I have working on configuring role based permissions. In this infrastructure, builtin\administrators includes far too many folks.  I am working to throttle access to SCCM.  When
I access 'Security' on the Report Website, BUILTN\Administrators have Full Control to all reports.   They do not have permissions in SCCM.  I have create a SCCMAdmins group that includes the SCCM Full Administrator Users (and
the SCCM server). 
After some research and testing, SCCM permissions for Reporting are controlled from with SCCM Application itself and will be overwritten if changed at the website itself. I cannot figure out where this specific (builtin\administrators)permissions are
within SCCM or perhaps SQL(?-which does not have builtin\administrators assigned either).  An Administrator on a server should not necessarily be an Administrator of an application. :).  I am not sure where to look or how to change this permission
and would appreciate any help and insight you may have to offer.  Thanks so much.

Unfortunately,  I cannot change the current Admin model only do my best to help them secure SCCM as it should be.  I was looking to direct some of these 'Admin' users to the website for reports and avoid some console installs.  I
am just looking to lockdown to prevent potential issues. 
 I would be interested in knowing what you edited.  Even if it  is just for understanding how SCCM is assessing the permissions for this group. That would be great.  Thanks for your work and digging on this with me.  I really appreciate
it. 
I undid it as it breaks CM12 and I didn't want to work out all the details, since IMO it will take hours to do this. 
What I would do, is the following.
If nothing has happened, then remove domain admin for the Local Administrator group. Then I would grant only the CM12 full admin to Local Administrator group. After take I would grant DA access to the reporting user group only.
If you can't remove DA from local administrator group then I wouldn't worry about it at all. Anything that you can put in place to prevent them, they can undo anyways so what is the point of trying to lock it down. Just because... then why solve the problem
and remove everyone from DA.
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