The notice, copied to the Prime Minister, ICT and National Guidance minister, chairperson of the ICT Committee of Parliament, and the National Association of Broadcasters, warns of a legal recourse if UCC fails to respond to Mr Muliko's demands. "Your failure to heed to the above demands within 14 days from the date of receipt of this letter shall leave our client with no other option but to seek legal redress against all illegal actions by the service providers and inactions by the regulator," it says. The drastic decision follows public outcry after Multichoice Uganda, the proprietors of DStv and GOtv, increased subscription for packages for the second time in barely six months.