IMO depending on the use case, just the TZ info won't save you. Say I arrange a meeting for 4pm local time (where summer daylight savings time will be active) f

IMO depending on the use case, just the TZ info won't save you. Say I arrange a meeting for 4pm local time (where summer daylight savings time will be active) for July 2022.. and then the city I want to meet in gets invaded by a foreign army and changes its timezone. And cancels summer time. What time is my meeting now? I guess it needs to be a 4-dimensional coordinate, where 1 axis can slide around...