Recommend that the Nebraska Congressional delegation take affirmative action to reform the present approach to daylight saving time

This legislative resolution (LR 33) asks Nebraska's U.S. congressional delegation to actively support federal reforms to eliminate biannual time changes. It states that current daylight saving time practices cause health disruptions and business inefficiencies, and seeks to align with broader national efforts like the Sunshine Protection Act. The resolution specifically urges federal action to establish permanent daylight saving time, citing benefits for Nebraskans' health, economic productivity, agriculture, and public safety. As a non-binding resolution, it does not change Nebraska's time zone or create new laws but recommends a position for federal lawmakers to advance.