Illinois SB2926 proposes to exempt the state from federal daylight saving time requirements.
SB2926 amends the Time Standardization Act to exempt Illinois from federal daylight saving time requirements. The bill specifies that the state's standard time will coincide with mean astronomical time, excluding daylight saving adjustments. This change will take effect following the exemption of neighboring states from daylight saving time. The bill ensures compliance with federal law and the Interstate Commerce Commission's orders.
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