And the feedback https://ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-regulation/have-your-sa...
I should note (as someone who has been fighting against this) is that commissioner Johansson has avoided meeting with civil servant groups in the lead up to this proposal (we have tried _multiple_ times to get a meeting).
The proposal itself does not explicitly forbid end-to-end encryption; it might one day try to, but the regulatory scrutiny board insists that the legislation should "respect the prohibition of general monitoring obligations."
In fact, having seen all this I think I can kind of see why journalists are not actively "pursuing" this as the article keeps asking.