MS HC24

Urges Congress to enact legislation allowing individual states to establish daylight saving time as their standard time year-round rather than switching between daylight saving and standard time.

References Congress's 1973 findings that year-round daylight saving time could produce energy savings, reduce crime, improve traffic safety, and increase outdoor recreation.

Argues that allowing state choice on daylight saving time would create economic benefits through extended shopping hours and better alignment with European business hours.

Directs distribution of the resolution to all members of Congress and presiding officers of state legislatures nationwide.