During the 2013-16 restoration and renovation of the Cathedral, the gallery organ was rebuilt by the organ builders Diego Cera of the Philippines. The organ was dismantled and shipped to the Philippines while the cathedral was closed. A new console and a new tracker action was built, while the original organ case was restored and extended symmetrically on both sides. One no longer sees the asymmetrical facade, as all the pipe work was re-organised into the new case. The organ is also playable from a remote console located in the South Transept, where the choir is now located. This remote console also controls an electronic pipe organ, whose speakers were installed in the south Transept in early-2020. The cherubs and Saint Caecilia statue in the organ gallery were not reinstalled after the restoration.