Sir Mark Rowley says operations have led to a number of the group's leaders being held in custody.
Sir Mark told Assembly members: "Frankly, what I've seen is that Just Stop Oil have got much less assertive in their recent protests - frankly, as a consequence of a large number of their leaders being remanded in custody as a result of our operations."
Youth crime in the capital was also discussed at the meeting with London's mayor Sadiq Khan calling for a more holistic approach as "we can't just leave it to the police to reduce violent crime". Sir Mark Rowley added that there were "other ways into the problem" than stop-and-search and that the Met was "stepping up tactics" in targeting county lines operations.
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