This week has seen the Liberal party engage in public discussions about women in politics.
It comes after Assistant Ministers Sarah Henderson and Linda Reynolds, spoke out against claims the Coalition is “anti-women”. But in response, a number of Senior female MP’s, including Sussan Ley, called on the party to introduce quotas.
While others, such as Foreign Minister Marise Payne, have said quotas aren’t the solution, they’ve acknowledged there is a problem with female representation.
“I don’t support or oppose quotas but I do know that as an organisation there is more that…
