The specific requirements for interviewing the families of retained personnel are:

1. After the detainee is detained, the unit and family members of the detainee shall be notified within 24 hours.

2, may destroy, forge evidence, interfere with the testimony of witnesses or collusion and other circumstances that hinder the investigation; After the situation that hinders the investigation disappears, it shall immediately notify the unit and family members of the detained person;

3. Supervisory organs shall ensure the food, rest and safety of detainees and provide medical services. Interrogation of a detained person shall reasonably arrange the time and duration of interrogation, and the interrogation record shall be read and signed by the interrogated person.

After lien, generally have the following results:

1, which may be transferred to the procuratorate for public prosecution. Generally speaking, the object of lien has serious illegal behavior. After the investigation, it will generally be transferred to the judicial organs for public prosecution, and the court will make a judgment through legal procedures, which is the final result of most lien cases;

2. It is also possible to lift the lien measure. According to the law, the supervisory organ can take measures to remove the lien at any time when it finds that the lien measures are inappropriate.

To sum up, I will talk to my family within 24 hours. Our country's law stipulates that within 24 hours after taking lien measures, the unit and family members of the detained person shall be notified in accordance with the regulations. Except for destroying or falsifying evidence.

Legal basis:

Article 41 of the Supervision Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)

Investigators who take investigation measures such as interrogation, inquiry, lien, search, transfer, seizure, seizure and inspection shall produce their certificates and issue a written notice in accordance with the regulations, which shall be conducted by two or more people to form written materials such as transcripts and reports, and shall be signed and sealed by the relevant personnel.

Investigators shall record and video the whole process of interrogation, search, seizure and other important evidence collection, and keep them for future reference.