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Proposed ban of healthcare mergers untenable and counterproductive

The Minister for Health, Welfare and Sports wants to create a de facto merger ban for certain healthcare providers. In this blog we discuss why the proposal could be counterproductive and harmful to the healthcare sector and the patient. Read more >

ACM imposes record fine for deleting WhatsApp chats in cartel investigation

The ACM has imposed a high fine on a company for failure to cooperate, because employees deleted WhatsApp chats during a dawn raid. Read more >

ACM broadens price arrangement possibilities for self-employed persons

The ACM has made it easier for self-employed persons to make price arrangements. Read more >

Franchise and competition: case law and developments

Franchise agreements: the thresholds for non-compete clauses, resale price maintenance and restriction of online sales. Read more >

Waiting lists, ban on new admissions and duty of care: what can and must the NZa (and you) do?

What are the tasks and powers of NZa when it comes to the healthcare procurement obligation of health insurers? Read more >

Why does ACM's Santeon letter miss the point? ACM, solve real problems in the healthcare sector first!

The ACM stipulates conditions to collaboration between Santeon hospitals without proper substantiation but ignores healthcare insurers' abuse of their purchasing power and jungle of policies. It is time for a new approach in ACM's supervision of the healthcare market. Read more >

Two-faced public authorities and Dutch Act on Government and Free Markets: not always an economic activity or in the public interest

The jurisprudence shows that it can pay off for private companies to litigate against a competing government. Read more >

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