Labour has mocked the Government for releasing an "audit of coalition broken promises" days after its mid-term review.
Party leader Ed Miliband leapt on the publication, expected later this afternoon, during the first Prime Minister's Questions of the year.
He questioned why it was not released as part of the 480-page review of the last two-and-a-half years, which was published on Monday.
Branding the Prime Minister a "PR man who can't even do a relaunch", he said: "Half-way through this Parliament, we know they are incompetent, they break their promises and the nasty party is back."
The audit is believed to include more than 70 pledges that have been missed, covering areas from pensions and road-building to criminal justice.
David Cameron vigorously defended welfare cuts Its existence was revealed when one of Mr Cameron's top aides was photographed in Downing Street carrying a document discussing the pros and cons of publishing it.
The dossier is understood to be an annexe to the review, which goes through the 2010 coalition agreement and lists Government progress.
The Prime Minister promised that it would be "full, it will be frank and it will be completely unvarnished".
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