A political agreement has been reached in the French National Assembly to launch an inquiry into the violence and police response during demonstrations last weekend. The commission will investigate events surrounding protests that occurred recently in France. This decision comes as the country prepares for further demonstrations scheduled for Saturday, October 21st. French Interior Minister Sébastien Lecornu has stated that the police presence "will be massive" to manage the anticipated protests. The investigation aims to shed light on the incidents of violence and assess the effectiveness of the security measures employed. The move to launch an inquiry signals a commitment to address concerns raised about policing during the previous demonstrations in France. Authorities are preparing for a potentially large turnout on Saturday and are reinforcing security protocols accordingly.