Bear in mind this isn't "out in the wild", yet...and at the moment only pertains to new ranges - but will eventually be required at every range in the State.
A mate was at the new Southern Highlands complex yesterday (aka Hill Top) and because of new EPA rules had to give written notification of name/licence no/calibre/projectile weight/number of rounds he would be shooting. This is because clubs will be required to remediate all lead in their backstops from now on, and the amount of lead must tally with the weights calculated by said notification (taking a stab here that there will be consequences if they didn't match up, or why else do it)
Not only is this going to be a further significant bureaucratic impost on clubs, but remediation is not going to be cheap either...so of course we will have to pay for that in increased fees etc. Might be feasible at least from the collation side if you are shooting a known match count, but what about if you are shooting casually...how the fcuk do you know in advance how many rounds you'll be shooting? Particularly in something like handguns with potentially a lot of rounds downrange at any given outing.
And what about something like the recent IPSC Nats? Getting 380-odd competitors from around the country (and internationally) to have to nominate how many rounds they'll shoot during a match, when you can't possibly know? I took 650 rounds with me (slight overkill I know lol) and used about 300-something - I could never have estimated beforehand.
So if you make an erroneous estimation...will you have to amend the count afterwards? Expect interstate and overseas competitors to do the same?
FFS lol