216It must then be noted that, as the Commission states in point 22 of its Communication on services of general interest in Europe, Member States have wide discretion to define what they regard as services of general economic interest (see to that effect Case T-106/95 FFSA and Others v Commission [1997] ECR II-229, paragraph 99). Hence, the definition of such services by a Member State can be questioned by the Commission only in the event of manifest error.
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