LEASES: Expands early lease termination to include stalking and cyberstalking

Expanded eligibility for early lease termination to include victims of stalking and cyberstalking, regardless of whether the incident happened on the leased property.

Updated the required certification form language to specifically reference stalking and cyberstalking statutes and require a written declaration explaining why residing on the premises remains a threat.

Clarified that qualified third parties (such as social workers or counselors) must verify that the individual informed them of the alleged perpetrator's name to support the abuse claim.

Added signature lines for the Speaker of the House, President of the Senate, and Governor to finalize the bill for enactment.

Updated the document header from 'REENGROSSED' to 'ENROLLED' to indicate the final version passed by both legislative chambers.

Added names of additional representatives (Bayham, Billings, Bourriaque, Boyd, Bryant, Green, Dana Henry, Kerner, Lafleur, Terry Landry, Larvadain, Lyons, McMahan, Moore, Murray, Newell, Schlegel, Taylor, Turner, and Walters) to the list of bill sponsors.

Corrected a typo in the legal citation for cyberstalking, changing 'R.S. 14:40.3' to 'R.S. 14:40.3' (removing the extra period before the section number).

The document structure was altered to include the full text of the certification form within the bill body, likely due to formatting differences between the engrossed and reengrossed versions.