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Sunshine Protection Act of 2023

Source: Congress.gov  ·  655 words in original text
This bill makes daylight savings time permanent across the United States. It repeals the current law that sets a temporary period for daylight savings time and changes how standard time is measured.
States and certain areas within states that have exempted themselves from current daylight savings time rules.
• The law that created a temporary period for daylight savings time is repealed (Sec. 2(a)). • The bill adjusts time measurements by reducing hour amounts by one hour across multiple time zones (Sec. 2(b)(1)). • States and areas that previously exempted themselves from daylight savings time can choose to keep their current standard time or adopt the new standard time created by this bill (Sec. 2(b)(2)).
If this becomes law, daylight savings time would no longer be temporary. The specific hour measurements used to determine standard time for different regions of the country would decrease by one hour each. States and areas with existing exemptions would have the option to maintain their previous time system or switch to the new one.
None defined in the bill text.
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