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The people’s deputies of Ukraine next week will consider in the second reading the bill №4201 on the abolition of the seasonal change in time. This was reported by the People’s Deputy of the “Servant of the People” Roksolana Pidlas.
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on March 19 will consider in the second reading the bill №4201 on the abolition of the transition to summer and winter time. Roksolana Pidlas, a people’s deputy from the Servants of the People faction, chairman of the parliamentary committee for economic development, said this in a comment to Interfax-Ukraine.
“According to the agenda, we will consider the bill in second reading at a meeting of the Economic Development Committee on Wednesday. This means that on Friday we will be able to consider it in the parliament session hall,” he said.
On March 3, the Verkhovna Rada in first reading passed bill No. 4201, which suppresses the seasonal change in time. The document was supported by 247 popular deputies as a basis.
Pidlasse After the approval of the bill in first reading, he announced that Ukraine should stay in winter. Summer time in Ukraine should take place on March 28. In this regard, the People’s Deputy stressed that if the Rada does not approve the law before March 25, between the first and second reading, the parliamentarians will provide an amendment, according to which in Ukraine “the clock will be changed for the last time on March 25. October “.
The first vice president of the Verkhovna Rada, Ruslan Stefanchuk, registered in bill no. 4201 of the parliament “On calculating time in Ukraine” in October 2020.
In September 2011, Verkhovna Rada canceled the change to winter time, but a month later, the parliament canceled its decision.
In the countries of the European Union, the last time the clock hands will move in March 2021: the decision to cancel the time adjustment was taken by the European Parliament on March 6, 2019. The legislative initiative was presented by the European Commission. MEPs postponed the entry into force of the law for two years.
Winter time is “astronomical”. Summer time is introduced in many countries to save electricity for lighting.
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