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I'm on a different track to comments above. I know there is no love lost between many Trusts and Monitor but I for one find it refreshing that someone is prepared to admit they (or at least their organisation) got it wrong and have work to do.

There have been many sad stories in the HSJ about people doing their best in tough situations being held to account for situations at least partly outside their control in brutal fashion. This has to change.

All I ask on behalf of the rest of the NHS is that Monitor take the same approach when faced with an NHS Trust trying to do the right thing, not quite getting there but putting it right!

Reasonable?