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He doesn't think the right to be offline will become a reality in the current EU election period. But that's only a good thing, says Henrik Dahl.

Summary by a4medier.dk
The Liberal Alliance does not believe that the controversial proposal on the right to be offline will become a reality in this election period. And according to Henrik Dahl, that is a good thing, because it could have unintended consequences for the flexibility that is particularly valued in the Danish labor market.
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