Bill > HB31

This bill proposes to have the state of Alaska observe daylight saving time (DST) throughout the entire calendar year, rather than just part of the year as is currently the case. The bill specifies that this change would only take effect if the U.S. Congress amends federal law to allow states to observe DST year-round, and it provides a mechanism for the Alaska Attorney General to notify the state's Revisor of Statutes of this change. The bill also includes details on the specific timeline for when the year-round DST provision would take effect, depending on the timing of the federal law change.