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Store Timestamps in UTC, Display Them Locally

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Systems should store timestamps in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) for unambiguous data representation, especially for events like enquiry acceptance. This ensures consistency across different time zones for all users, aiding in tracking and incident investigation. Scheduling intentions, which involve local times and specific time zones, require separate handling to account for daylight saving and other temporal complexities.

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