  The light higgsino-singlino scenario of the NMSSM allows to combine a
naturally small $\mu$ parameter with a good dark matter relic density. Given
the new constraints on spin-dependent and spin-independent direct detection
cross sections in 2016 we study first which regions in the plane of chargino-
and LSP-masses below 300 GeV remain viable. Subsequently we investigate the
impact of searches for charginos and neutralinos at the LHC, and find that the
limits from run I do not rule out any additional region in this plane. Only the
HL-LHC at 3000 fb$^{-1}$ will test parts of this plane corresponding to
higgsino-like charginos heavier than 150 GeV and relatively light singlinos,
but notably the most natural regions with lighter charginos seem to remain
unexplored.
