138In that regard, the Commission stated, at recital 116 to the contested decision, that in State aid cases falling under Article 107(3) TFEU it had wide discretion. In that regard, it further referred to the judgments of 21 March 1990 in Belgium v Commission (C‑142/87, ECR, EU:C:1990:125, paragraph 56) and of 11 July 1996 in SFEI and Others (C‑39/94, ECR, EU:C:1996:285, paragraph 36). It asserted that, in the exercise of its discretion, it had issued guidelines and notices setting forth criteria for declaring certain types of aid compatible with the internal market under that provision of the FEU Treaty. It observed that the Court of Justice had consistently held that the Commission was bound by the guidelines and notices that it had issued in the area of supervision of State aid where they did not depart from the rules in the Treaty and were accepted by the Member States. In that regard, the Commission referred to the judgments of 24 March 1993 in CIFRS and Others v Commission (C‑313/90, ECR, EU:C:1993:111, paragraph 36), of 15 October 1996 in IJssel-Vliet (C‑311/94, ECR, EU:C:1996:383, paragraph 43) and of 26 September 2002 in Spain v Commission (C‑351/98, ECR, EU:C:2002:530, paragraph 53).