he cannot recall any details asked of him. June 9, 2010 - All 12 jurors agree to continue, after being advised that the trial, originally expected to last six weeks, is now projected to run until the third week of April 2011. September 2010 - After a two-month summer break, the trial's second witness, BC Rail board member Brian Kenney, testifies that BC Rail recommended government sell the railway due to its unpayable debts and that defendant Bob Virk attended meetings to evaluate proposals from potential purchasers. October 18, 2010 - Basi and Virk surprise the public by pleading guilty to breach of trust. Both were sentenced to two years less a day in house arrest and 150 hours of community service. Basi was also fined $75,600, equal to the amount he admitted he was paid in exchange for the information. At the time of the plea bargain, only 2 of a possible 42 witnesses had testified. The trial was costing government about $15,000 each day for defence and prosecution counsel. Government projected an additional $2 million in defence costs if the trial ran its full course. The final cost to government of the Basi-Virk trial was $18.3 million. October 21, 2010 - Fraser-Nicola MLA Harry Lali goes public with concerns in the Indo-Canadian community that Basi and Virk were made political scapegoats due to racism. October 29, 2010 - Basi returned to court to face charges of breaching the conditions of his house arrest. This included assessment of making him wear electronic monitoring devices. 2013 January 2013 - B.C. Supreme Court Justice Robert Bauman decides that solicitor-client privilege should prevent Auditor General John Doyle from accessing government documents about the decision to pay the legal fees of the defendants. May 2013 - The election campaign of Adrian Dix, leader of the British Columbia New Democratic Party (NDP), made a promise to create a public inquiry into the scandal but still lost the provincial election to the governing BC Liberal Party. December 2013 - New Auditor General Ross Jones issued a report on 26 legal indemnity agreements by government, which concluded there was no political interference in the decision to compensate $6 million to Basi and Virk for their legal fees. 2014 June 2014 - The legislature's public accounts committee questioned the Office of the Auditor-General on how it conducted its audit and made its conclusions about the decision to