 You have to pass all your medical exams. You have to prove English fluency. In some of these cases, Tennessee, Illinois, Florida, and Virginia, I believe, are the four states that have passed laws getting rid of the residency requirements. So in some cases, you have to commit to practicing in an underserved area. In some cases, there's a requirement that you work under supervision. But these four states have gone ahead and said, we want to get rid of this residency requirement to enable more people