 For the next two decades, however, continuing funding issues, dwindling industry support and a lack of clear direction plagued the IDCA.In 1987 in an effort to reinvigorate the movement, the government re-launched the IDCA as the Australian Design Council and the Prince Philip Prize was folded, leaving the ADA as Australia's top design accolade.In 1991, control of the Australian Design Council and the ADA program moved to Standards Australia.