Households with incomes at or below 300% of the Federal poverty level. Page 309 is a Senate only special provision that follows money. This transfers the On-Site Water Protection Branch currently in DPH to the Division of Water Resources within deener. Page 313 is a Senate only provision, it requires program evaluation to consider including in its 14-15 work plan a study on ways to improve North Carolina's medical examiner system, with particular focus on death investigation policies and procedures. Page 314 is a House only special provision dealing with operational efficiencies for the office of the Chief Medical Examiner. This provision changes the current method of appointment for medical examiners. It also requires the Division of Public Health to study and report to HHS Oversight on the adequacy of current fees paid by state, the state and counties for death investigation and autopsies. And subsection C also directs that a portion of the appropriations for this office be used to establish an oversight system to achieve operational efficiencies and improve quality assurance of death investigations. It also requires the department develop and implement a uniform protocols for conducting death investigations in accordance with established best practices. Page 315 is a House only special provision, it extends by one month the date that the department must submit its diabetes coordination report, and this is just to make it consistent with the due date for another similar report on chronic care coordination. Page 316 is a House only special provision effective July 1, it allows the state to retain the $400,000 that is currently appropriated for aid to counties for local food and lodging programs. The state is required to use these funds to operate the state elements of the food and lodging program, and that would mostly be to cover costs related to food and lodging regulation. Page 317 is a House only provision that follows money as well. It transfers the summer food service program, and all the federal funds received for this program, to the Department of Public Instruction effective July 1, 2014. Page 318, these are special provisions related to the Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Abuse Services. The first is traumatic brain injury funding. This provision follows money, and if you turn to page 319, I've underlined the only difference between these two provisions. The House version added language allowing for contracts with other appropriate providers, and not just to Brain Injury Association of North Carolina and Carolinas Rehab. Page 320 is a Senate only provision, the closure of the Wright School. The House opted not to include this. Page 321 and page 323, again the same provision with some modifications in the House. If you turn page 23, I have underlined and starred some of the important differences between these two provisions. Notably in lines 24 through 30 on page 323, there's just an addition of a reference to the Medicaid state plan definition of facility based crisis programs for children and adolescents, and it also makes other technical corrections that are noted. On page 324, if you look at pages, sorry, lines 18 through 20, this language just requires that the strategy developed by the department include recommendations as to any regulatory changes necessary to ensure safety and quality, and facility based crisis programs for children and adolescents. Page 325 is a House only special provision, it requires the department to report to HHS Oversight on budget shortfalls resulting from liabilities associated with community services for the Division of Mental Health and state operated health care facilities under the jurisdiction of the department. Page 326 is a House only special provision that follows money. This requires the Division of Mental Health to use $5.2 million of funds appropriated for Fiscal Year 14-15 to increase the number of behavioral health urgent care centers that provide outpatient crisis services and facility based crisis services at the same location, and it also specifies other uses of those funds. Page