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Unfortunately, that is NOT what the article states. DST (Daylight savings time) ENDS on November 5th (when we change back to what is called "Standard Time"). 2
by kmote00 5y ago
Unfortunately, that is NOT what the article states. DST (Daylight savings time) ENDS on November 5th (when we change back to what is called "Standard Time"). 2 weeks later, DST (not ST) becomes the law of the land. Which means, as the OP stated, unless they change the implementation date, there will indeed be a 2 week flip-flop.
- davis_m 5y agoThere is no "implementation date" in the current text of the bill. As written, it would take effect immediately.
- nulbyte 5y agoI suspect it is in the amendment[1], which does not yet appear to be on Congress' website, as it was just passed earlier today. [1] https://youtu.be/_WS64Q3-emk?t=37 https://youtu.be/_WS64Q3-emk?t=37