The changes come amid slipping compliance rates, estimated at around 70-75 percent for wheat and barley, but falling to 45-50pc for pulses. ACB chief executive officer Narelle Moore said an improved experience on the NGR website can also be expected. Dr Moore said it was recognised that maintaining EPR compliance “can be difficult”. This change would move the responsibility from growers to grain and feed buyers – the first point of sale. ACB member and crop breeder InterGrain was seeking to market certain varieties with EPR paid by supply chain participants other than grain growers.