mirrors the provisions of the Indian Child Welfare Act, 25 U.S.C., section 1913.

The Guidelines of the Bureau of Indian Affairs provide additional guidance as follows: "A consent to termination of parental rights or adoption may be withdrawn by the parent at any time prior to entry of a final decree of voluntary termination or adoption by filing an instrument executed under oath by the parent stipulating his or her intention to withdraw such consent. The clerk of court where the withdrawal of consent is filed shall promptly notify the party or agency by or through whom the adoptive placement has been arranged of such filing and that party or agency shall insure the return of the child to the parent as soon as practicable." The Commentary to the guideline further provides that "This provision recommends that the clerk of court be responsible for notifying the family with whom the child has been placed that consent has been withdrawn. The court's involvement frequently may be necessary [because] the biological parents are often not told who the adoptive parents are." Bureau of Indian Affairs Guidelines for State Courts - Indian Child Custody Proceedings, Section E.4 and Commentary (emphasis included in original).