Change comes as body takes on gas regulation role
The Isle of Man Communications Commission has a new name after being given additional responsibilities.
The body is now known as the Communications and Utilities Regulatory Authority.
The move comes after Tynwald voted to give the organisation responsibility relating to the gas market on the Island.
The authority already oversees the regulation of telecommunications and broadcasting on the Isle of Man.
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