North Korea has reorganized its Ministry of Agriculture into a new Agricultural Commission following leader Kim Jong Un’s reported promise to address food shortages at a recent party plenum.

The Standing Committee of the Supreme People’s Assembly (SPA) decided on the change on Jan. 21, stipulating that the Cabinet and “relevant organs” would be in charge of carrying out the reorganization, according to the party-run Rodong Sinmun on Wednesday.

The move appears aimed at “bringing together” multiple agriculture-related agencies to “solve bottlenecks and inefficiencies,” said Martin Weiser, an independent researcher on North Korean politics and a contributing analyst to NK