All conservators of the estate shall have the general powers specified in

Chapter 6 (commencing with

Section 2400) of Part of Division of the Probate Code and shall have the additional powers specified in

Article 11 (commencing with

Section 2590) of

Chapter of Part of Division of the Probate Code as the court may designate. The report shall set forth which, if any, of the additional powers it recommends. The report shall also recommend for or against the imposition of each of the following disabilities on the proposed conservatee: (

a) The privilege of possessing a license to operate a motor vehicle. If the report recommends against this right and if the court follows the recommendation, the agency providing conservatorship investigation shall, upon the appointment of the conservator, so notify the Department of Motor Vehicles. (

b) The right to enter into contracts. The officer may recommend against the person having the right to enter specified types of transactions or transactions in excess of specified money amounts. (

c) The disqualification of the person from voting pursuant to

Section of the Elections Code. (

d) The right to refuse or consent to treatment related specifically to the conservatee’s being gravely disabled. The conservatee shall retain all rights specified in

Section 5325. (

e) The right to refuse or consent to routine medical treatment unrelated to remedying or preventing the recurrence of the conservatee’s being gravely disabled. The court shall make a specific determination regarding imposition of this disability. (

f) The disqualification of the person from possessing a firearm pursuant to subdivision (

e) of

Section 8103.