Permanent standard time.
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Overview
This resolution urges the state of California to recognize the health benefits of maintaining permanent standard time. The resolution cites scientific evidence and expert opinions indicating that switching between standard and daylight saving time is disruptive to health and safety. It highlights the negative impacts of daylight saving time on various groups, including shift workers and students, and references previous legislative action supporting later school start times. The resolution also notes that many other states and countries already observe permanent standard time.
Key provisions
- Acknowledges the health benefits of permanent standard time.
- References scientific evidence against daylight saving time.
- Highlights the disproportionate impact on shift workers and students.
- References previous legislation supporting later school start times.
- Notes federal law permits permanent standard time.
- Mentions that Arizona, Hawaii, and other states are considering similar measures.
- Emphasizes the importance of time coordination with neighboring states.
Who is affected
- Shift workers
- Students
- Healthcare professionals
- Religious groups
- California residents
Notable changes
- Recommends moving away from the biannual clock changes associated with daylight saving time.
- Aligns with practices in other states and countries.
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