The Consumentenbond is advocating for a ban on the practice of bundled sales of basic and supplemental health insurance, where consumers can only obtain certain supplemental policies by purchasing more expensive base plans. The organization highlights the difficulties this poses for consumers, particularly those seeking comprehensive dental or physiotherapy coverage. Regulatory bodies, including the Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) and the Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa), have expressed opposition to bundled sales, stressing the need for fairer options in the health insurance market.