Committees

Discontinuing seasonal changes of time

Inquiry

The inquiry will examine the implications for the UK of the European Commission's proposal to end seasonal clock changes in the EU. It will consider what preparations the Government should make for the possibility that the Directive is adopted, and what factors should inform its approach. This will include the implications of non-alignment, especially for Northern Ireland, or how the Government should approach the choice between permanent summer-time or winter-time, if it is required or decides to align with the proposal.

Work news

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Should the UK continue to spring forward and fall back?
The EU Internal Market Sub-Committee publishes its report on the future of clock changes
11 February 2020
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Minister questioned on EU proposal to end clock changes
EU Internal Market Sub-Committee hears from road safety, aviation and electricity sectors takes evidence on Thursday 24 October 10:10am
24 October 2019
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What are the sectoral implications of abolishing seasonal time changes?
EU Internal Market Sub-Committee hears from road safety, aviation and electricity sectors
17 October 2019
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Academics and think tanks questioned on abolition of clock changes
EU Internal Market Sub-Committee takes evidence at 10.30am on Thursday 5 September
5 September 2019
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Implications of ending clock changes investigated in new inquiry
EU Internal Market Sub-Committee examines the UK implications of discontinuing clock changes
22 July 2019
Total results 5 (page 1 of 1)

Contact us

  • Phone: 020 7219 4840 (committee staff) | 020 7219 5986 (Press Officer)
  • Address: EU Internal Market Sub-Committee, House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW