When a probationer is on probation, does the probation officer need to know that the individual is on parole?

909, 916), the officer need only know that the individual is on parole (People v. Middleton (2005) 131 Cal.App.4th 732, 739-740). By contrast, in the case of probationers, "[a] search condition is not mandated by statute for every probationer, and probation search clauses are not worded uniformly. . . . Thus, . . . the officer must have some knowledge not just of the fact someone is on probation, but of the existence of a search clause broad enough to justify the search at issue." (People v. Douglas, supra, 240 Cal.App.4th at p. 863.)