Ofsted has admitted its inspections of children's services in Rotherham, where more than 1,400 children were sexually abused, was "not good enough".
But the regulators themselves admit that though government inspections may help reduce gross negligence, they cannot convert auditors into the trusty allies against rogue management that shareholders need.
Stacks of files in Moore's office are filled with details on student progress, and she admits that the inspection regime inevitably colours your thinking as a head.
But it's not in any park's self-interest to admit its shortcomings; sometimes, without an independent inspection, they might not even see those shortcomings.
While my dad had a splendid set of strong, white chompers, my mum (God rest her soul) would be the first to admit that her teeth were not for close inspection.
State coordinators admit that they conduct very few in-person inspections.
"Especially when the scars run across washboard abs and involve a closer inspection of the perfect biceps that are -- I admit it, I admit it -- my weakness and fatal attraction".
The closings came after the companies admitted they had hidden inspection data revealing cracks in structures.
Iraq has defied Security Council resolutions, rejected a new inspection plan deemed more favorable to its interests and, since 1998, refused to admit any inspectors except for routine monitoring by the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Arnel did not admit wrongdoing but as part of the settlement was required to take steps to conduct move-out inspections and to not compensate employees based on revenue earned from retaining security deposits.
