Eliminates daylight savings time; repealer

This bill eliminates New York State's practice of changing clocks for daylight saving time. It repeals the law requiring clocks to be set forward on the last Sunday in April and back on the last Sunday in October, meaning the state would permanently stay on standard time year-round. The bill directly affects all state agencies, courts, local governments, and public proceedings that currently follow the daylight saving schedule. Key provisions include amending state laws to remove the clock change provisions and repealing a related New York City administrative code section. The change would take effect January 1, 2028.