 The Canadian National Vimy Memorial was designed by Walter Allward, an architect not associated with the Commission.One of the IWGC's last monuments was the Villers–Bretonneux Australian National Memorial, not dedicated until 1938.Though William Lucas had won a contest to design the memorial in 1925, Ware and General Talbot Hobbs disliked the design, and the project was halted by the Australian government of James Scullin in 1930.