By Plenary Sessions: Mihkel Lees

The political position is cautious and Europe-centric, emphasizing the need to wait for a common European Union decision regarding the abolition of daylight saving time in order to avoid rushing the Estonian legal framework—or, as the saying goes, "running ahead of the train." At the same time, it is acknowledged that changing the clocks can have a negative impact on people's health. S2 stresses the importance of a unified daylight saving time (or unified time standard) for the functioning of the internal market.