ON APPELLEE, F.O.P., MIAMI LODGE 20's MOTION TO CERTIFY QUESTION OF GREAT PUBLIC IMPORTANCE The motion of the Appellee, F.O.P.,
Miami Lodge 20, to certify the question presented herein, which involves the compulsory drug testing of police officers,
as one involving "a question of great public importance" is granted. Accordingly, we certify the following question as being
one of great public importance: AS PRESENTED BY THE FACTS IN THIS CASE, IS THE COMPULSORY DRUG TESTING OF POLICE OFFICERS A MANDATORY SUBJECT OF COLLECTIVE
BARGAINING OR, IN THE ALTERNATIVE, MAY A GOVERNMENTAL ENTITY REQUIRE ITS POLICE OFFICERS TO SUBMIT TO DRUG TESTING WITHOUT
HAVING FIRST ENTERED INTO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING REGARDING THE SUBJECT?
