On October 7, the SEC reopened public comment periods for 11 rulemaking releases and one request for comment, citing a technological error. According to the SEC’s reopening release, between June 2021 and August 2022, a number of public comments submitted through the SEC’s internet comment form failed to be received by the SEC as a result of the technological error. The affected releases include, among others, the SEC’s proposed rulemakings on climate, cybersecurity, share repurchases, SPACs, investment advisers, investment companies and money market fund reforms. This memorandum sets forth a full list of the affected releases, including previously announced timing for expected final rulemaking. The reopened comment period expires 14 days following the publication of the SEC’s reopening release in the Federal Register. For those rules for which final rulemaking was expected this fall, it is possible that the reopened comment period could lead to delays.