 This is a complex case, and I'll try to break it down. In the 1980s, President Reagan signs a law which says that if you are a hospital that accepts federal money, you can't turn a person away who seeks emergency treatment. So imagine someone shows up at an emergency room. They're bleeding. They're sick. They have many papers, whatever. You have to treat them, right? You have to provide what's called stabilizing care so that they can be stabilized, right? So then afterwards, we have to provide the care.