In response to the Hotel Quarantine report, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews said he would not resign after asserting a “lack of due-diligence” was behind the failures in the government’s quarantining system. “Our commitment and my commitment as the leader of the government is to learn those lessons. And make sure that an error like this, … that lack of due diligence to check and double-check that things are as they should be, and if a problem is found it is found early rather than found too late,” Andrews told reporters at a press conference on Monday. Andrews also noted that while he agreed that he was accountable, he would not be quitting as he saw that as cowardice. The COVID-19 Hotel Quarantine Inquiry chair, Jennifer Coates, delivered the final report on Dec. 21 concluding the decision to use private security guards was an adopted one, “an orphan, with no person …