There is also the fact that, unfortunately, section 810 is used to settle cases more quickly when there is concern that proceedings will be stayed under the Jordan decision. This should not, however, form the basis for its use in such cases.
What has not been mentioned either is that it is often up to the victim to take the necessary steps themselves. However, for someone who has been a victim of domestic violence, for example, recalling the events and putting together a case to explain to the court why they fear for their safety is very complex. It is very complicated. I don't know what the situation is elsewhere, but in Quebec, victims are not entitled to legal aid to undertake this process. When this process is not triggered by the prosecution and the victim must begin the process themselves, this is another major problem.