# system.kanoa.date.getTimezoneOffsets(timezones, startDate, endDate)

Returns a dictionary of offset minutes for the start and end date for a given list of timezones i.e ['Pacific Standard Time']
This function is used by the shift and operations scheduling to determine if we are looking at a period of time where daylight savings changes

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### Parameters
**timezones** `List of Strings`: i.e. ['Pacific Standard Time']<br />
**startDate** `DateTime`: Start date of range<br />
**endDate** `DateTime`: End date of range<br />

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### Returns
**timezoneDict** `Dictionary`<br />
**- timezone** `String`<br />
**- startOffSetMins** `DateTime`<br />
**- endOffSetMins** `DateTime`<br />

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### Example
```python
startDate = system.date.parse("2025-01-01 00:00:00")
endDate = system.date.parse("2025-02-01 00:00:00")
timezones = system.kanoa.date.getTimeZoneOffsets(['Pacific Standard Time'], startDate, endDate)
```
