Tomorrow Sunday, the last day of March, is the daylight saving time change.
So, on 27 March 2022 we will all have to turn our clock hands forward one hour. Specifically, when the clock reads 3:00, we will turn it back to 4:00.
The pandemic has frozen decisions in the EU to abolish the time change
It seems that this will not be the last time change this year, as the measure to abolish the time change as introduced in the European Union has not been implemented. In March 2019, the European Parliament voted in favour of ending this practice of adjusting clocks by one hour in spring and autumn, to be implemented in 2021.
However, it seems that at the moment we are still far from implementing the measure.
The main argument for abolishing the time change is that citizens will no longer have to bother with adjusting their clocks. The change was a source of confusion, as it is not obvious when and in which direction the time should be changed.
At the same time, many argue that the negative effects on health, the increase in road accidents and the lack of energy savings should be taken into account in order to abolish the measure.
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