The police said the intervention against the demonstrators in the parliament was appropriate, but kneeling was not.

Police intervened in the Chamber of Deputies during a discussion on abolishing media fees, acting appropriately but found some actions excessive. Eight demonstrators were removed after breaching security barriers and disrupting the session. The police confirmed that the intervention was due to rule violations, not the protesters' opinions. However, the order for some to kneel was deemed disproportionate. The police will incorporate this feedback into future training. Opposition parties are demanding an investigation into the police's use of force, with some calling for the removal of the Speaker of the Chamber, Tomio Okamura, for his role in the incident.