The Case of the Excluded Father

True OR False $-$ please clearly indicate your selection.

Mr$.$ Trociuk and Ms$.$ Ernst were married and living together at the time of the birth of their babies. TRUE$/$FALSE

Birth registration forms are a legal requirement in British Columbia. TRUE$/$FALSE

When Ms$.$ Ernst filled out the birth registration forms for here babies, she listed the father as "unacknowledged by the mother." TRUE$/$FALSE

The Children's last names were listed on the birth registration forms as "Ernst$-$Trociuk" TRUE$/$FALSE

Certain provisions of the Vital Statistics Act prevented Mr$.$ Trociuk from altering the children's birth registration forms. TRUE$/$FALSE

Section $1$ of the Charter allows for limits to be placed on our Charter rights and freedoms if courts rule that the limits are reasonable. TRUE$/$FALSE

&$.$ The Supreme Court of British Columbia dismissed Mr$.$ Trociuk's claim that the Vital Statistics Act violated the equality guarantee in s$.15(1)$ of the Charter. TRUE$/$FALSE

The Court of Appeal for British Columbia disagreed with the trial judge and ruled that the Vital Statistics Act was invalid. TRUE$/$FALSE

The Supreme Court of Canada concluded that the sections of the Vital Statistics Act being challenged by $Mr.$ Trociuk discriminated against him based on sex. TRUE$/$FALSE

All of the judges at the Supreme Court of Canada agreed that subsections $3(1)($b$)$ and $3(6)($b$)$ of the Vital Statistics Act violated s$.15(1)$ of the Charter. TRUE$/$FALSE