Daylight Saving Party Leader Wilson Tucker has drafted a bill to turn clocks forward an hour so that Western Australians can spend more time doing the things they love in the evening sun.
Daylight Saving Party Leader Wilson Tucker has drafted a bill suggesting turning WA clocks forward an hour on the first Sunday of October and back an hour on the first Sunday in April.
Stream more local news with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Offer ends 31 October, 2022 "We're moving to a more location agnostic environment and time zones really do play a really important part in how we communicate and how we do business," he told The West Live on Tuesday morning.
"We have amazing weather, beautiful beaches. A very relaxed lifestyle in the west and the daylight saving push is really about maximising that time and having more time in the afternoon to get outdoors and do the things you love." "The bill in its current form is aligning the clocks with the east coast, so it's October to April. And I do want to hear from the public on this so I'm more than happy to change some of that policy based on feedback."
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