diff --git a/manual/parts/threads.tex b/manual/parts/threads.tex
index 1cd3aab25..f57ea2117 100644
--- a/manual/parts/threads.tex
+++ b/manual/parts/threads.tex
@@ -371,11 +371,19 @@ The register contents are transferred via the IPC buffer.
 A thread's actions may result in a fault. Faults are delivered to the
 thread's exception handler so that it can take the appropriate action.
 The fault type is specified in the message label and is one of:
-\texttt{seL4\_Fault\_CapFault}, \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_VMFault},
-\texttt{seL4\_Fault\_UnknownSyscall}, \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_UserException},
-\texttt{seL4\_Fault\_DebugException},
-\texttt{seL4\_Fault\_TimeoutFault}, or \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_NullFault}
-(indicating no fault occurred and this is a normal IPC message).
+
+\begin{itemize}
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_CapFault}
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_VMFault}
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_UnknownSyscall}
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_UserException}
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_TimeoutFault}
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_NullFault} (indicating no fault occurred and this is a normal IPC message)
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_VGICMaintenence}
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_VPPIEvent}
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_VCPUFault}
+\item \texttt{seL4\_Fault\_DebugException}
+\end{itemize}
 
 Faults are delivered in such a way as to imitate a Call from the faulting
 thread. This means that to send a fault message the fault endpoint