DOMESTIC ABUSE: Provides for the termination of manufacturer vehicle tracking services in certain cases of domestic abuse, sexual assault, or stalking (EN SEE FISC NOTE GF EX)

Removed the 'ENROLLED' status header and the legislative digest/abstract that explains the bill's purpose.

Added the original sponsor list (Representative Mike Johnson and Senators) and the pre-filed constitutional notice.

Corrected a spelling error in Section 2192, changing 'technoloy' to 'technology'.

Added Senators Barrow, Cloud, Foil, Henry, Miller, Mizell, and Price as co-sponsors to the bill.

Updated the definition of 'remote access technology' to explicitly include the ability to remotely control or operate a vehicle, in addition to tracking.

Added a prohibition preventing manufacturers from requiring survivors to pay fees or contact the abuser when requesting remote access suspension.

Clarified that civil fines paid by manufacturers for violating the suspension rules must be deposited directly into the Survivor Empowerment Fund.

Updated page counts from 5 to 4 and changed the status header from 'Reengrossed' to 'Enrolled'.

Added a new mandate requiring the Louisiana Commission on Law Enforcement and the Administration of Criminal Justice to adopt and promulgate rules necessary to implement the remote access suspension provisions.

Changed the fund's operation to require that monies be invested in the state general fund, with interest earned deposited into the general fund, while unexpended principal remains in the fund.

Reorganized the fund's composition and usage sections, clarifying that civil fines are deposited into the fund for victim services, while investment earnings go to the general fund.