Greenguard Children and Schools, "Regular" Greenguard, & CA 1350

I understand that Greenguard Children & Schools Certified is equivalent to CA 1350 (therefore qualifying for this credit) but has "regular" Greenguard certification caught up to CA1350. I am confused by the following post on the Greenguard website: Does GREENGUARD Certification meet the California Section 01350 materials emissions specification? The answer is yes. GREENGUARD Children & Schools Certified products meet and exceed these requirements. The California Section 01350 specification was originally written on behalf of the California Sustainable Building Task Force for the design and construction of the state’s Capitol Area East End Complex in 2002 to 2003. Material testing for VOCs was a key element of this specification, requiring materials to meet exposure limits for VOCs with chronic reference exposure level (CREL) values. The material testing methodology and criteria became known as the “Standard Practice.” GREENGUARD product handling, testing and analysis procedures have been harmonized with California Section 01350. In addition, any product certified within the GREENGUARD Children & Schools Program meets health-based criteria including one-half of the CRELs. All GREENGUARD Children & Schools Certified products meet these requirements and are recognized as suitable for use in Collaborative for High Performance Schools (CHPS) projects or any other building program recognizing California Section 01350.