The president of the French Polynesian Assembly says he will lay a complaint with the police over last week's intrusion into the assembly by striking demonstrators.
Marcel Tuihani said he could not let the matter rest after members of the union umbrella group forced their way into the debating chamber and broke a barrier.
The demonstrators wanted the government to abandon its plan to raise the retirement age from 60 to 62 as part of a reform package.
The French High Commissioner has condemned the incident.
Employer organisations have described the event as unacceptable and intolerable, saying it amounted to a denial of democracy.
In the face of the strike, the government subsequently dropped the reform plan.