So, after looking at the original Standard Date & Time Act, I’ve realised that it has an implication beyond just legislation. As an example of this, if an Arbiter reconfirmation fails and the Magisterium reminds the Delegate that they have 7 days to come up with a new nomination, because that’s a legal deadline (as it is mandated in the Concordat) that must follow the Standard Date & Time Act.
I definitely don’t like the inclusion of Unix timestamps, as that would have very little frame of reference for anyone outside of IT or niche uses (like setting Discord timestamps) - 1757340728 doesn’t really mean much to anyone.