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Scottish fisheries minister Ross Finnie announces a 50 million aid package for Scotland's beleaguered fishing industry. * Speaking at a press conference in Edinburgh Mr Finnie said up to 40 million would be spent on decommissioning to reduce capacity in the fishing fleet and a further 10 million would go towards providing a six-month breathing space to help some fishermen adjust to the new regime which stems from drastic North Sea fishing restrictions. * 19/02/2003: MSPs were, Wednesday February 19, 2003, being given the chance to discuss the crisis gripping Scotland s fishing industry - a week after a key debate was axed. Fisheries minister Ross Finnie was accused of running scared by the SNP after he decided to delay the debate at the 11th hour. The debate was arranged to allow MSPs to discuss the Executive s 50 million funding package to help the fishing industry, which is facing massive cuts in North Sea quotas. 21/04/03 Tourism was on the agenda as the political parties took to the streets campaigning with just 10 days left to the Holyrood elections. The Scottish Liberal Democrats were due to unveil the party's policies to boost the industry. The party's Mr Finnie was to outline the measures during campaigning in Edinburgh's historic old town and the National Sea Bird Centre in East Lothian, key visitor attractions. 10/12/03: Scottish fisheries minister Ross Finnie. : Environment minister Ross Finnie today, faced a hostile reaction from MSPs as he set out the Executive's position ahead of crunch European talks to fix the latest fishing quotas. Mr Finnie was telling MSPs what he hopes to achieve during the negotiations in Brussels later this month to decide next year's fishing restrictions for Scotland's white fish industry. 21/04/04: Rural development minister Ross Finnie who praised the National Health Service when he took party in his first cabinet meeting since returning to work. Mr Finnie, 56, went back to work for the first time yesterday...
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