A Housing Authority member yesterday urged the Government not to interfere with policy making.
He said it was inappropriate for 'non-professionals' to lead professionals.
Chan Kam-man, chairman of the authority's Rental Housing Committee, called for a clear division from the Housing Bureau.
He was referring to recommendations by the bureau on policies for the next decade in the long-term strategy announced in February, many of which have yet to be discussed by the authority.
Two recommendations have already sparked controversy.
It was suggested that when principal tenants of a public rental flat died, their children should undergo a means test before being allowed to stay in the flat.
It was also suggested applicants on waiting lists for public flats should undergo a means test.
