Public funding for the Police Federation will be "stopped altogether" from August, from its current level of £190,000 a year, the Home Secretary has told the organisation's annual conference in Bournemouth.
The Home Secretary Theresa May read the riot act to the Police Federation today following a series of scandals.
She told them, if they didn't bring in reforms themselves, the government would do it for them by law.
Federation Leaders have called her speech a vitriolic attack, but members voted to adopt some changes.
ITV News' Lewis Vaughan Jones reports.
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