Sunshine Protection Act
Definition
A proposed United States federal law intended to eliminate the biannual rotation of clocks between standard time and daylight saving time, effectively making daylight saving time the permanent national standard.
A legislative attempt to ensure we stop losing an hour of sleep in the spring, much to the dismay of coffee companies and the joy of late-night joggers.
Examples
The Sunshine Protection Act would be a marvelous gift to our circadian rhythms, assuming Congress can actually agree on which time it actually is.
If the Sunshine Protection Act passes, we can finally stop pretending our internal clocks reset instantly just because a calendar says so.
Watching the Sunshine Protection Act stall in the legislative process is a perfect reminder that even the sun can't penetrate the dark alleys of partisan gridlock.