Exemption from daylight saving time.

HB 1611 would exempt Indiana from observing daylight saving time, meaning the state would remain on standard time year-round. This change would directly affect all Indiana residents, businesses, and institutions by eliminating the biannual clock changes. The bill's key provision is a permanent shift to standard time, removing the requirement for Indiana to adjust clocks for daylight saving. As a procedural bill, it focuses solely on this timekeeping change without additional policy mechanisms. (2 sentences)