This is a Daylight savings petition for Qld residents by Parliment, have your save on a trial Daylight saving in Queensland


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http://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/vie...spx?PetNum=931

Daylight savings petition for Qld residents

You don't need to be a citizen just a resident of QLD

I personally dont want daylight savings.That petition is PRO daylight savings, and doesnt give you the opportunity to say NO

Current number of people that have already signed this petition is 16,391 COME ON we can do better than that!!!

Well don't sign it then BUT FOR THOSE WHO DO



GO AND SIGN

I honestly don't know if I want it or not. The only thing I do know is I object to Ms Bligh making such a decision on the say so of half a dozen twits who read the Courier mail.

Whilst it's silly the SE corner doesn't have it, I personally don't need it. Probably not a box for me

The peition has been posted before, and signed by many of us. However Anna Bligh did her own poll based on couriermail reader and on that basis has rejected it without a referendum.
Thats one of my gripes - if the majority had voted against it, fine, but there hasn't been a referendum for years.

it wont make any diff signing it they will do what they want anyways lol

16,392

why sign it

your original POST said:

DAYLIGHT SAVING QLD have your save

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This is a Daylight savings petition for Qld residents by Parliment, have your save on a trial Daylight saving in Queensland


What you meant I think, is SIGN THIS PETITION IF YOU WANT DST

erm no ty

Signed the petition. So missing that extra hour of daylight....

Cheers

Ginny

lol..

take it you dont work outside in the heat?

Adding an hour to the day, will mean hotter days for tradies... so its a deffo no no with me

It's worth a shot. They've got two more signatures now

Total now at: 27,261

No it won't.
They will still work the same amount of hours in sunshine.

We've all got our own reasons for being for or against it. What may work for some may not work for others.

For us, we could really use an extra hour of daylight in the evening when we can use it. I'd gladly give up an hour of sunlight in the morning in exchange.

For people outside, I would think it would help actualy. Let's say you always start work at 6am, without daylight savings the sun is already up for a while before you start work. With daylight savings, the sun would be up later so it would be cooler when you start work. The sun still shines the same hours in the day, we just get to choose what time we want the clock to say when it comes up

There's no "extra" hours floating about. Just an adjustment of your watch

You still start work at the same time, catch buses at the same time.....your routine stays the same. I'm not sure what the fuss is about.

I can understand if you like the sun to rise early because you're a morning person, or you want the sun to be up when you're going to work. But a lot of other reasons just don't make sense to me.