Looks like there is still work in progress even this close to the WRC. ECC seems to be recommending what I consider to be the least bad option on the table, but I am not sure that the individual European governments, who in the end are those that vote, are all in the same boat. IIRC France was for abandoning leap seconds and the Brits for the status quo.
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