Protecting consumers and regulating Manx Gas are top of the agenda for the Office of Fair Trading in the New Year.
That's the message from its chief officer - who says the first priority is to get the Consumer Protection Amendment Bill through Tynwald:
It also looks to maintain the new regulatory agreement with the gas provider - which saw its board agreeing to a 3.5 per cent tariff reduction in January.
Mike Ball says it's a triumph for consumers:
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