Why Falklands liners did not become landing ships

Did the postwar Royal Navy pursue liners or purpose-built ships readily convertible into large infantry landing ships?

Not as a continuing program; even the Falklands liner idea was constrained by too few suitable craft and incompatible handling arrangements.

The Royal Navy did not sustain a major postwar program of easily convertible LSI(L)-type ships. During the Falklands War, planners considered replacing lifeboats on Canberra and Queen Elizabeth 2 with assault craft. Suitable landing craft were scarce. The available types also did not fit the liners' davits, so the conversion was dropped.