The recent European Commission study examined public opinion on daylight‑saving time across EU members, including Malta. An overwhelming majority of respondents across Europe indicated a preference to stop the bi‑annual clock change. The survey reported that about eighty‑four percent favored keeping the current time year‑round. In Malta, more than half of participants expressed the same view, saying they did not want further time adjustments. The findings suggest a broad consensus against altering the existing system. Policymakers may consider these results when debating future legislation on the issue.