What progress has the US House's January 6th Select Committee made on drafting changes to the Electoral Count Act of 1887?

Towards the end of Face the Nation's What comes next in the Jan. 6 hearings (06:36) CBS News' Robert Costa ends his list of questions he'd like answered with (my transcription aided by computer generated closed captions):

But the bigger question; what legislation do they propose coming out of this? The committee has been unequivocal. They're going to draft new law. Is it just changing the Electoral Count Act to prevent January 6th 2025? If so, the Senate has made some progress on that.

While Costa is asking about other legislation, he seems certain that progress is being made on the Electoral Count Act itself.

Question: What progress has the January 6th select committee made on drafting changes to the Electoral Count Act of 1887?