Does the Attorney General have the authority to strike two probation conditions from the dispositional hearing transcript?

^4. The Attorney General is correct in that, while the minutes contain these two probation conditions, the transcript of the dispositional hearing does not, except for the court's vague reference to "the standard conditions of probation." Therefore, this court may order that the error be corrected by striking the two challenged probation conditions. (Pen. Code, 1260; People v. Mitchell (2001) 26 Cal.4th 181, 185.) Parenthetically, if these two conditions are indeed "standard conditions" of probation in juvenile matters in Alameda County, we urge the juvenile court to see that they are similarly stricken from those standard conditions used by the probation department.