The Tweede Kamer, the lower house of Dutch parliament, is positive about a bill that would introduce an 18-year minimum age for using buy-now-pay-later services, among other measures. The support became clear during a parliamentary debate on the proposal.Some parties are even pushing for a higher age limit. These include the CDA, SGP and the ChristenUnie. The latter are pleading for a 21-year minimum age, because it is mainly young adults who are contacted by collection agencies after using services like Billink, Klarna, and Riverty.