Court documents filed Friday in an ongoing lawsuit against the US Treasury Department reveal that a 25-year-old staffer for the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) violated Treasury policy by sending a spreadsheet that had personal information to two other members of the Trump administration, reports Bloomberg.

A staffer for Elon Musk’s cost cutting task force violated Treasury Department policy by circulating a spreadsheet with personal information to other people in the Trump administration, according to a court filing by a federal official.

A staffer for the Department of Government Efficiency violated Treasury Department policies when he sent a spreadsheet containing personal information to two other people in the Trump administration,

Elez is one of 10 DOGE staffers at the social insurance agency. In the context of a Treasury case, the judge barred DOGE-affiliated employees from accessing personal and financial information, but permitted an exception for the Justice Department after detailing training and vetting for DOGE employees.