Puppet vs Puppeteer

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Puppet: Subterfuge
Use your Puppet as a distraction to hide away from your enemy, leaving them unable to attack until they discover you.
Type/Rank: N-rank Puppet Ninjutsu (WIS)
Costs: 6CP
Effects: You cannot be targeted by enemies unless they beat you in a Physical Stealth vs. Physical Detection check. You gain +D4 Physical Stealth Rolls for D2+1 Rounds.
Note: To preform this jutsu, you need to have successfully hit the opponent with a puppet jutsu in the previous round.
Note: This does not avoid Chakra Detection.

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Puppets have to be directly controlled by the puppeteer, meaning the user has to give up their turn in order to direct their puppets. Puppets may be used the turn they are activated and are unable to be directly affected by Genjutsu and internal poisons. (However, Acids and so forth, function as normal)
Note: If a Puppet user is in stealth and their puppets are not, the puppets do not benefit from stealth attacks.

This is my Stupid Question of the Day. If the puppeteer uses his/her puppet to do the jutsu. Does the effect apply to the puppeteer or the puppet?

The puppeteer is the one doing the stealth in that case.

So.. Puppets vs Summons are balanced as.. User gives up their turn for the puppets to have immunity to Genjutsu?

You can still use genjutsu on the puppeteer easily enough- stunned puppeteers can't use their puppets.

or stun the puppter and break puppets? They cant defend for themselves or their puppeteer like summons can. That autonomy thing

So.. what are the pros and cons between summons and puppets?