How the 32 planned Tribal-class destroyers were divided

How were the 32 planned Tribal-class destroyers supposed to be divided among the Royal Navy, Royal Canadian Navy, and Royal Australian Navy?

Britain was to receive sixteen, while Canada and Australia began at eight each before the Dominion allocation shifted roughly to ten for Canada and six for Australia.

The planned allocation gave the Royal Navy sixteen Tribal-class destroyers. The Royal Canadian Navy and Royal Australian Navy were initially expected to receive eight each. That Dominion balance later shifted broadly toward ten Canadian and six Australian ships. The exchange shows how a nominal 32-ship programme was distributed among three Commonwealth navies rather than treated as one British order.