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Page last updated at 22:03 GMT, Monday, 6 July 2009 23:03 UK

Tories promise to cut back quangos

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Conservative leader David Cameron has pledged to review the future of hundreds of quangos, the non-elected bodies which control billions of pounds in public spending.

Mr Cameron said that some would be abolished, and others reduced in size, in order to establish ''democratic accountability''.

The government has also announced its own review into the future of quangos. Nick Robinson reports.

READ MORE: Tories pledge to cut back quangos

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