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I think it will depend on the severity of the infraction. Someone who complains about a class where a few 30 - 45 second videos are shown that may or may not be really relevant, vs. a class that spent 4 hours in the classroom, 4 hours on 'break' and 2 hours at the range will be handled totally different. These extreme violations are the ones the DPS is going to be looking for.

I have heard stories of instructors waiving range requirements, holding 4 hour total (including shooting) 1st time classes, etc. The whole change this year to track time spent was an attempt IMO to try and make these questionable instructors do the required time and make sure the curriculum was appropriate and relative. It was also a way to make the students aware of the amounts of time they are required to spend on subjects so they 'know' if the instructor is taking shortcuts. That way if DPS comes back and questions a student from particular class, then they can't claim ignorance on how much time they were supposed to do.