I still feel extremely disappointed that in making complaints against volunteers who willingly put themselves in danger for the benefit of others, Public Health England employed a blame culture and failed to recognise their own failings, which were many, on the day the volunteers arrived at Heathrow.
"I apologise for all my failings which you have gone through in great detail.
There is also the matter of certain directional failings which means we spend more time looking for balls than them.
He recites a familiar litany of its failings, which put Britain, he says, 24th among 35 European countries ranked by the success of treatment.
It suggests that along with great virtues and talents, the person had some reassuringly human failings, which only made them more real and likeable.
Mr Koder has been quick to urge his fellow Byzantinists to avoid complacency or introspection, the failings which spelled doom for Byzantium itself.
And he admits to a few minor moral failings, which include getting used to riding in limousines at the brief height of the Fugs' fame.
And there are at least another seven on-going investigations as a result of police failings, which have so far cost £23m.
And for all his failings, which included repeatedly postponing elections to stay in power, Gbagbo still commanded a lot of support, winning 46% of the vote in November.
The investigation exposed repeated failings which were contributory factors in the deaths and told the stories of some of those who died.
Following the trial the acting head of children's services in Doncaster gave an unqualified apology for the "admitted failings which led to this terrible incident".
