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Social Sciences<br />

Consumer with credit card payment facility faces the risk of unauthorised payment. Unauthorised payment<br />

occurs when a person initiated a credit card payment by using the consumer’s access device without his consent.<br />

It causes losses which are basically allocated between the issuer and the consumer according to the laws<br />

governing the bank-customer relationship. Apart from the old laws, the credit card payment system which uses<br />

new technology involves new transaction format and possesses some distinctive characteristics also requires<br />

new form of regulation. Considering the need, Bank Negara <strong>Malaysia</strong> had issued the Credit Card Guidelines<br />

2003 (the CC Guidelines) to regulate the consumer-issuer relationship, including regulating the allocation of<br />

unauthorised payment losses. Because of the importance of the CC Guidelines’ loss allocation rules, this paper<br />

examines the rules to identify their impact on the consumer and also to give comments and suggest ideas for<br />

improvement. The findings revealed that the rules are ambiguous while at the same time failed to consider the<br />

impact of technological development on the payment systems. The ambiguities and weaknesses allow the issuer<br />

to allocate the losses by using the contract terms to the consumer’s prejudice. Therefore, it is recommended<br />

that the consumer should be aware of the contract terms that allocate fraudulent payment losses, in particular,<br />

terms that prescribe his duties and liabilities in relation to the losses. Finally, Bank Negara should revise the CC<br />

Guidelines to remedy the weaknesses.<br />

Keywords: Credit card, loss allocation, fraud<br />

Pengguguran Vokal Tinggi Dialek Kelantan Berdasarkan Teori Optimaliti<br />

Dr. Adi Yasran Abdul Aziz<br />

Faculty of Modern Languages and Communication, University <strong>Putra</strong> <strong>Malaysia</strong>,<br />

43400 UPM Serdang, Selangor, <strong>Malaysia</strong>.<br />

+603-8946 8761; adi@fbmk.upm.edu.my<br />

Kajian ini bertujuan untuk menjelaskan isu pengguguran vokal tinggi dalam urutan vokal bukan tinggi-tinggi<br />

dalam dialek Kelantan berdasarkan teori optimaliti. Urutan vokal bukan tinggi-tinggi ini terdiri daripada /ai/, /au/<br />

dan /oi/. Dalam bahasa Melayu, urutan vokal ini direalisasikan sebagai diftong, iaitu /ai/ direalisasikan sebagai<br />

[aj], /au/ direalisasikan sebagai [aw], dan /oi/ direalisasikan sebagai [oj], justeru terdapat anggapan bahawa proses<br />

pengguguran vokal tinggi ini sebagai pemonoftongan daripada diftong. Hasil kajian ini menunjukkan bahawa<br />

proses pendiftongan mahupun pemonoftongan tidak berlaku dalam dialek Kelantan. Sebaliknya proses yang<br />

berlaku ialah pengguguran vokal tinggi dan pemanjangan vokal bukan tinggi yang mendahuluinya, dan keduadua<br />

proses fonologi ini berlaku secara serentak. Ini bermakna urutan vokal /ai/ dan /au/ direalisasikan sebagai [a:],<br />

manakala /oi/ pula direalisasikan sebagai [o:]. Kesemua dapatan ini direpresentasi dalam bentuk tablo kekangan<br />

berdasarkan teori optimaliti yang sekali gus membuktikan keupayaan teori ini untuk menjelaskan isu fonologi<br />

yang berlaku secara lebih berpada.<br />

Keywords: Fonologi, optimaliti, diftong, monoftong, dialek Kelantan<br />

Allocating Unauthorised Credit Card Payment Losses: The Credit Card Guidelines<br />

and Consumer Protection<br />

Dr. Adilah Abd. Razak<br />

Parker Hood<br />

Faculty of Economics and Management, University <strong>Putra</strong> <strong>Malaysia</strong>,<br />

43400 UPM Serdang, Selangor, <strong>Malaysia</strong>.<br />

+603-8946 7871; adilah@econ.upm.edu.my<br />

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