In 2010, two BC Liberal Party ministerial aides pleaded guilty to charges of breach of trust and receiving a benefit for leaking information about the BC Rail leasing process, with both being sentenced to two-years less-a-day house arrest and 150 hours of community service. David Basi, one of the aides, was fined an additional $75,600 - the amount he accepted as a bribe - and was also later found to have violated the terms of his house arrest, resulting in an electronic ankle tag being mandated for the remainder of his sentence.