South Korea’s main opposition Minjoo Party unveiled an election pledge on Monday, promising to reform the country’s National Intelligence Service (NIS).

The pledge involves revising the nation’s anti-terrorism law, abolishing the NIS’s authority to gather domestic intelligence and, in the long term, replacing the NIS with the tentatively named “Overseas Intelligence Service,” focusing on North Korea and foreign intelligence.

The finances of the NIS, which are currently not monitored, would also need to be audited by the Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) behind closed doors and subsequently reported to the National Assembly and the President.

“(The National Assembly) is even not allowed