Who commanded submarines in the Falklands War?

Why did the fleet commander have so little command over submarine operations in the Falklands War?

Submarines answered through a wider UK-based task-force structure, while Woodward commanded the carrier group rather than every force in theater.

The answer separates Sandy Woodward's carrier battle group, Michael Clapp's amphibious group, and the land forces under Julian Thompson and later Jeremy Moore from the UK-based task-force command. Submarines did not fit neatly under the senior officer physically present in the South Atlantic. Their operations remained tied to the higher command structure in Britain rather than Woodward's carrier-group authority. Rank and proximity alone do not identify who controlled a particular force.