Postcomm

British

/ ˈpəʊstˌkɒm /

noun

(in Britain) the Postal Services Commission, a body set up to look after the interests of postal service users

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Stephen Gibson used to be chief economist at Postcomm, the old industry regulator.

From BBC

Another 80 organisations - such as the postal regulator Postcomm - have also disappeared after being merged into other organisations.

From BBC

Ofcom, which has taken over regulation from Postcomm, has previous said that the industry is facing "huge changes" and that reform is needed.

From BBC

Ofcom, which has taken over regulation from Postcomm, made the proposals owing to "huge changes" in the industry.

From BBC

Regulator Postcomm is currently inviting comments on Royal Mail's proposals, which must be submitted by 9 September 2011 – so there's time to get in touch and tell the regulator what you think of the postal organisation's proposals.

From The Guardian

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