Marshall Once Again

Then it was Marshall's turn to sum up. He pointed out that the architectural proposals were "irrelevant" in the sense that it had now been established, in the Friends' view, that University requirements for the space could be met without destroying its assets. He doubted whether government would be forthcoming with extra money, and therefore the money saving aspects of the scheme also commended it. His experience, both in the higher echelons of decision making and with Victoria's architectural record, led him to believe that nothing as good as Old Hunter would be forthcoming if things were to start from scratch.