To allow States to elect to observe year-round daylight saving time, and for other purposes.

This bill allows U.S. states to choose to observe daylight saving time year-round instead of switching back to standard time in the fall. It amends the 1966 Uniform Time Act to give states the option to permanently apply daylight saving time without reverting to standard time. States that opt in would no longer need to change clocks twice annually, directly affecting residents and businesses in those states. The policy change removes the requirement for seasonal time adjustments, though it does not mandate any state to adopt year-round daylight saving time.