The Kappa ($\kappa$) test is a Z-test kind of test. If I am not very wrong, to compute the $\kappa$ test, we can just estimate the appropriate variance $\hat {var}(\hat\kappa)$ for the kappa statistic $\hat\kappa$ and then feed it to a z-test by taking $\mu$ = $\hat\kappa$ and $\sigma^2$ = $var(\hat\kappa)$.
To compute the power of a z-test one can use the relation $1 - \beta = \phi(Z_{a} - \sqrt n * (\mu-\mu_0)/\sigma)$
Would the power of this underlying z-test be also the power of the original $\kappa$ test? If not, why?