Time to stop changing clocks? Not so fast, say EU states

Poland pushes to scrap EU clock changes

Backed by the European Commission, Warsaw puts scrapping the time change back on the EU agenda Poland has reignited the EU-wide debate over daylight saving time, with the country’s development minister declaring full support from Brussels to ditch the twice-yearly clock change. Speaking during talks in Strasbourg this week, Minister Krzysztof Paszyk confirmed that European Commissioner for… Source

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During the night, the clocks are presented - although a bill has long since been presented at the end of the time change. An EU regulation would have consequences, especially for the people in the whole West or East of Europe. By Jakob Mayr.

In the European Union (EU), time is not only money, but also a political matter.

To most people, the time change simply goes to the pointer! The paths for an end lead across the EU.

A spokesperson for the European Commission stated that the proposal was stuck in the Council of Ministers of the member states, where they should decide. The body was chaired by the Hungarian government in the second half of last year.