German Time Act of 1978, now available in English

2003-07-30 Thread Markus Kuhn
Having observed that the legal discussions here center so exclusively on the time legislations of merely two countries (GB, US), I just felt the sudden urge to make available a proper English translation of the German Time Act of 1978 in its current revised form: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/t

Re: ITU-R TF.460 past, present, and future

2003-07-30 Thread Ed Davies
Steve Allen wrote: > ... > Basically, as a result of this case it has been established that the > law in the United States must be in the public domain, and this holds > true even if the law incorporates an external document merely by > reference. So, if NIST tries again to modify the US Code in

calendrical concerns

2003-07-30 Thread Steve Allen
An earlier thread in LEAPSECS raised the possibility of correcting the eventual full day discrepancy between TI and UT1 by modifying the Gregorian calendar. I have checked with the local expert on the stability of the solar system and he also handed me a relevant book. The bottom line on the stab