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| I do not have the following information or documents; sources would be welcome.
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| - The Act of Tynwald (the Isle of Man parliament) “The Statutory Time Act, 1883”, which probably made the time in the Isle of Man be GMT in some way.
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| Information on when GMT was adopted in Alderney and Sark.
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| Details of which time system was used for the end of Summer Time in Sark in 1918.
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| Any printed form of the 1916 Alderney order. Any 1916 Sark order.
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| Any printed form of the 1918 Alderney or Sark orders. Any 1918 Jersey order.
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| Any orders from the Channel Islands from 1919 to 1922 inclusive. In particular, details of the observance of the end of Summer Time in the Channel Islands in 1922 (the Summer Time Act, 1922, having no saving provision for Channel Islands orders as it did for orders under the Summer Time Act, 1916).
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| The 1922 UK order in the form in which it was issued in the series of Statutory Rules and Orders (S.R.&O. 1922 No. 264).
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| - The 1922 Isle of Man order (S.R.&O. 1922 No. 290).
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| Any information (beyond the quotation above) on the keeping of time in the Channel Islands in World War 2, both under German occupation and afterwards. I have references to “The Defence (Channel Islands) Regulations, 1944” with marginal titles “Advance of time” and “Change of time”; but these regulations are not part of the UK series of Statutory Rules and Orders.
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| A definite answer to the question of the exact time at which British standard time started in 1968. (The Act just gives a date on which it comes into effect, meaning the start of that day; some doubt has been raised as to what time scheme this start is to be reckoned in.)
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| - The Isle of Man order bringing the Manx Time Act, 1968 into effect (it states that it shall come into effect on such day as the Governor may by order appoint).
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| + The Isle of Man order bringing the Manx Time Act, 1968 into effect (it states that it shall come into effect on such day as the Governor may by order appoint). Received Royal Assent: 16 October 1968 |
| The current Guernsey legislation on Summer Time; the 2002 order does not apply in Guernsey, although previous orders did.
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| Long title: An Act to remove doubts as to the meaning of Expressions relative to Time occurring in Acts of Parliament, deeds, and other legal instruments.
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| Date of Royal Assent: 2nd August 1880.
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| Date: 23rd May 1916.
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| - This order, under the Isle of Man (War Legislation) Act, 1914, extended the Summer Time Act, 1916 to the Isle of Man, creating an object known as the “Summer Time (Isle of Man) Act, 1916”, with retroactive effect from the date on which the Summer Time Act, 1916 took effect in the United Kingdom. Note that the date of this order is actually two days after Summer Time is deemed to have started.
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| + This order, under the Isle of Man (War Legislation) Act, 1914, extended the Summer Time Act, 1916 to the Isle of Man, creating an object known as the “Summer Time (Isle of Man) Act, 1916”, with retroactive effect from the date on which the Summer Time Act, 1916 took effect in the United Kingdom. Note that the date of this order is actually two days after Summer Time is deemed to have started, but the change of time was announced in the press on the 19th, the day after it was announced by the Home Office. (Ramsey Courier 1916-05-19 Page 4 {image id=61 size=icon}) |
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Ordonnance Provisoire Portant Modification à l’Heure Légale, Auregny, 17 Mai 1916
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| This order is omitted from the annual published volumes. I have not found a copy of it in the form in which it was published in the series of Statutory Rules and Orders; a copy in the form of an Order in Council (indeed, one copy with a seal affixed, and an envelope with about ten ordinary copies) may be found in the National Archives file HO 45/11079/418515. I have not found any copies of the matching Isle of Man order (S.R.&O. 1922 No. 290) in any form.
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-Summer Time Act, 1922 (12 & 13 Geo. 5. c. 22)
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| Long title: An Act to provide for the time in Great Britain, Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man being in advance of Greenwich mean time during a certain period of the year.
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| This Act of the Northern Ireland Parliament provided that all future Acts of the UK Parliament and Orders in Council relating to the time for general purposes in Great Britain should have the same application to the time for general purposes in Northern Ireland. It remains in force. The link is to a consolidated version, but the Act has not been amended.
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| Long title: An Act to provide for the permanent adoption of summer time.
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| - Date of Royal Assent: 7th August 1925.
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| This Act made the Summer Time Act, 1922 permanent, so that Parliament did not need to renew it each year, with a change of end date to the day after the first Saturday in October.
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| It repealed the Statutes (Definition of Time) Act, 1880; the Time (Ireland) Act, 1916; the Summer Time Act, 1922; the Time Act (Northern Ireland), 1924; the Summer Time Act, 1925; the Summer Time Act, 1947; and section 39(1) of the Interpretation Act (Northern Ireland), 1954. However, it specified that, on expiry of the experiment, these enactments would all revive, subject to a reservation that if the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands had made contrary provision, the terms revived would not affect them; and an amendment changing the start of Summer Time to the day following the third Saturday in March (or, if that day is Easter Day, the day following the second Saturday), and the end to the day following the fourth Saturday in October, both staying at 2am GMT.
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| Long title: An Act to provide for the time in the Isle of Man.
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