needs to be interpret vs needs to be interpreted

Some examples from the web:

• There needs to be greater consultation with the stakeholders of the industry and, in particular, in order to better assess the impact of proposed also needs to be easier to interpret.
• Mr President, Parliament needs to interpret Democracy in a democratic fashion.
• We need to interpret the result of the referenda correctly.
• Convergence will not occur if an integrated supervisor still needs to interpret and apply 25 different sets of regulations.
• This, moreover, is in line with the need to interpret strictly any derogating provision such as Article 87(3)(b) of the Treaty.
• This, moreover, is in line with the need to interpret strictly any derogating provision such as Article 61(3)(b) of the EEA Agreement [10].
• Without some sort of framework authorities will interpret the need to communicate information in different ways, leading to inconsistencies.
• It sounds easy, but you need someone who can interpret the data.
• l don't need you to interpret the Prime Directive.
• We need you to interpret her story for us and let her know we're here to help.
• Some people might interpret the need for transparency as excessive protectionism and believe that all of this may result in increased costs for industry: well, that is absolutely not the case.
• Mr President, there are some cases where Europe is really needed, when swiftness of action is especially important and crucial in order to establish whether our institutions are really in a position to interpret the needs of citizens.
• He would need to... implant the memories into a brain that could interpret them.
• In addition, it needs to be stressed that the Court of Justice retains the sole prerogative to interpret the provisions of the Directive.
• Turning to other matters, the EU needs to review how the 1989 arms embargo is being implemented, especially since Member States are being allowed to interpret the rules themselves.
• Madam President, honourable Members, I believe that first of all we need to emphasise that it is not the Commission's job to interpret Court of Justice rulings.
• But one can certainly also interpret it positively by saying that we need to create prospects for the entire region, and in that respect this is a positive approach.
• Please, don't interpret the to-go cup as a sign that you need to rush off
• The experience of 11 September and 11 March has shown that we need to examine more closely and know how to interpret properly reports on 'dormant' terrorist groups and cells, in order to prevent attacks.
• We need to ensure that the impact of any future directive furthers rather than fragments the internal market as Member States interpret, implement or enforce such a directive to fit in with their own different national approaches.

Some examples from the web:

• Your rapporteur considers that the Commission proposal on the Single CMO has not respected the principle that Article 43(3) TFEU needs to be interpreted restrictively.
• That is another example of how even the Dublin regulation needs to be interpreted correctly, not to point the finger at anyone, but to ensure that everyone works together.
• Reasonable suspicion needs to be interpreted in accordance with national law.