No. (1) civil servants are sentenced to public surveillance, criminal detention or criminal detention. During the period of probation and fixed-term imprisonment, the retirement fee is stopped, and the living expenses are calculated at 60% of their original basic retirement fee. If the original sentence is not executed after the execution of the penalty or the probation period expires, the basic retirement fee will be reduced by 40%, and the subsidy will be determined by the clerk. In the future, when the state adjusts the retirement fee, it will be implemented according to the clerk standard. (2) If a civil servant is sentenced to more than fixed-term imprisonment after retirement, the original retirement fee shall be cancelled from the date when the judgment of the people's court takes effect. After the execution of the penalty, the living allowance shall be handled at the discretion of the unit that originally issued the retirement fee. Article 2 of the Notice on Relevant Issues Concerning Compulsory Measures and Administrative Criminal Punishment for Civil Servants' Wages.

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Notice on the relevant issues concerning the compulsory measures taken by civil servants and the wages and benefits subject to administrative criminal punishment II. (5) During the period when a civil servant is sentenced to public surveillance, criminal detention or suspended, or a fixed-term imprisonment is suspended, his retirement benefits shall be suspended, and his living expenses shall be calculated at 60% of the original basic retirement benefits. If the original sentence is not executed after the execution of the penalty or the probation period expires, the basic retirement fee will be reduced by 40%, and the subsidy will be determined by the clerk. In the future, when the state adjusts the retirement fee, it will be implemented according to the clerk standard.