Relates to eliminating daylight saving time; repealer

This bill eliminates New York State's practice of changing clocks for daylight saving time (DST), permanently adopting standard time year-round. It repeals provisions requiring the state to advance clocks in April and revert them in October, removing the seasonal time changes from all state laws and regulations. The change affects all state agencies, courts, public offices, and local governments, which will no longer need to adjust time schedules. The policy takes effect on January 1, 2026, ending the current DST schedule established under the Uniform Time Act.