In answer to your first question, no, we definitely don't have the resources. I don't think our courthouses, sheriffs, probation departments and parole boards have the resources to adequately enforce any of those offences.
As far as section 810 goes and GPS monitoring devices, I think we need to embrace technology. I think we really need to figure out how we can do better, whether it's on judicial interim release, bail, post-parole or a section 810 that's entered into by consent, and how we ensure that probable or actual offenders are complying with those conditions so that we don't end up in that revolving door where you are arresting the same person.
Perhaps, if you have jurisdictional information sharing of those who have breached, a judge in Calgary will know that an offender in Vancouver violated their conditions numerous times, and entered into a stay of proceedings for those violations to plead guilty to the substantive charge. Right now, they don't know that, because they don't share that information. It's maintained within the courthouse database.