Wednesday, March 14

State Planning & Community Affairs · May 29, 2019

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Sponsor introduces study resolution and historical context

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Representative Price introduced a resolution to form a study committee on whether the state should stop changing clocks twice a year, citing road accidents, public preference and legal history. He noted the Standard Time Act of 1918 and the Uniform Time Act of 1966 and said Georgians now spend eight months in daylight saving time and four months in standard time.

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The committee considered a resolution to form a study committee on whether the state should stop changing clocks twice a year; members cited health and safety concerns, interstate commerce and school-safety questions, and the panel voted to advance the study resolution for further consideration.

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