TIME_MANAGER_INFO 1 hour earlier than SYSDATE?

When one of our processes fails and places the message back on the queue to be retried in 5 minutes time the TIME_MANAGER_INFO is 1 hour + the delay time less than SYSDATE in the database.
For example, if our message fails at 11am and the delay period is 5 minutes the TIME_MANAGER_INFO is being set to 10:05am when I would have thought it would be set to 11:05am. I'm guessing that wherever the Advanced Queue is getting its time from hasn't been adjusted for daylight savings but where is this set/managed so I can get it in sync with SYSDATE.
Where is the Advanced Queue getting its time from?

Just in case anyone else comes across this, we had a bug where the queue state was staying at 1 and was never being reset to 0 once it reached its delay time. In order to "fix" this until Oracle releases a patch that works we wrote our own procedure that would compare the TIME_MANAGER_INFO value with SYSDATE and if it was earlier than sysdate then we set the state to 0 so it would be picked up by the dequeue. Easy. Except that because of the timezone issue the TIME_MANAGER_INFO value was immediately set to 1 hour earlier than SYSDATE so we always set the state to 0 regardless of its delay period. So, we are looking at using the TIMEZONE value in the system.aq$_queue_tables to determine which timezone the queue is using and compare it to the databases timezone to see if we should change the TIME_MANAGER_INFO to something different. At least, that's what we'll probably do.
select time_manager_info,
cast( from_tz( time_manager_info, (select timezone from system.aq$_queue_tables where name = 'MY_QUEUE$TAB')) at time zone (select sessiontimezone from dual) as date) t
from MY_QUEUE$tab qt

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