The House Administration Committee canceled a markup on two pieces of legislation set for Monday to overhaul sexual harassment policy on Capitol Hill, and they will instead head straight for a vote on the House floor this week.

The committee made the announcement early Monday afternoon hours before the planned markup on two pieces of legislation. The resolution would require every office on Capitol Hill to adopt a new anti-harassment policy, and a separate bill would create an Office of Employee Advocacy to represent the victims who bring forth allegations.