For example, in Japan, the self-employed are covered by the national health insurance scheme, the employed are covered by corporate-based insurance schemes and those aged 75 or older are covered by a specific scheme for elderly, but all groups have the same health coverage. In France, three separate health insurance funds exist for salaried workers, agricultural workers, and the self-employed and a number of smaller health insurance funds cover specific professions, such as people employed in the military forces, or people employed by some state-owned companies, such as the National Society of French Railways (SNCF). These schemes automatically cover family members. In another group of countries with mandatory health insurance, people can choose their insurer (Czech Republic, Germany, Israel, the Netherlands, the Slovak Republic and Switzerland).