A report has been reportedly been released that hints at a hostile workplace for women in the Victorian Liberal Party. The internal report is believed to show that some women have been asked inappropriate questions about their marital status and had been discouraged from seeking leadership positions. SBS reported that Upper House MP Inga Peulich, for one, believes she was was subjected to bullying and cyber bullying from within her own party. Victorian Liberal MP Inga Peulich claims she was bullied by members of her own party . Upper House Mary Wooldridge admits that the the party has lost female voters which is perhaps due to the inappropriate treatment of women during the preselection process and also workplace bullying . The internal Liberal Party report apparently found that, during preselection, only female candidates were asked questions about their family and personal life. The report outlines the Liberal Party's unprofessional questions toward women about their personal lives during the preselection process . 'How were they going to balance family and political life?' and 'Who would cook the meals?' were some of the questions asked according to the report. It also mentioned a number of occasions that 'involved party members in limited areas engaging in intimidation, threatening and bullying behaviours towards female party members and members of Parliament,' The Age reported. The report made 14 recommendations, including stepping up general participation of women and increasing the number of females in the party. Upper house Mary Wooldridge reportedly noted that the Liberal party has lost female voters. 'We've gone from a party where women clearly vote for us, to one where they clearly do not,' she said. The internal report also suggested that a women's network be created to boost morale and allow Liberal women to connect to each other and questioned the need for spouses to be included in the preselection process. Opposition leader Matthew Guy (right) has called for more women to join parliament in a bid to modernise . There are currently only six women in the Victorian Parliament's lower house. Opposition leader Matthew Guy has called for more women to join parliament as he believes the party needs to reform in order to win back the government from Labor. 'I've made a point in saying to this party that we need more women in our team,' he said. 'We need to modernise... The community must see themselves reflected in us.'
A report has been released detailing questions asked only to women during preselection for seats . One Liberal MP, Inga Peulich, has claimed she was bullied by her own party . There are currently only 6 women in the lower house of the Victorian Parliament .