Proposal on the abolition of clock change being discussed in Hungary
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Do not forget to set the clocks this Sunday to the summer-time period. However, it is also possible that you can forget about it for once and for all after April if you happen to live in Hungary. There are some slight chances that the Hungarian Parliament will vote for the abolition of Daylight Saving, though they also need EU’s approval, Szeretlekmagyarorszag.hu reports.
[box type=”info”] The energy saving method having been uniformly used in the EU since 1996 is based on the fact that between 21 March and 21 September days are longer than nights, and the clocks are adjusted to the wake time, thus, less energy is used. In line with the EU regulations, clocks have to be set the same day in every country that uses summer-time and winter-time periods. However, no regulation orders two changes per year.[/box]