11. The Supreme Court of Canada decision in Vriend v Alberta is notable because in that decision: (a) the court used the notwithstanding clause in the Charter to deny statutory benefits to the claimant (b) the court used the Charter to strike down the definition of "spouse" in the Family Law Act (c) the court used the Charter to strike down the denial of statutory severance pay to employee whose contracts have been frustrated because of illness or injury (d) the court applied the Charter to "read in" to a human rights law a category of people that a provincial legislature had previously excluded B