GENE RANDALL, CNN ANCHOR: In Central Europe, the scene is set for a political transition in Yugoslavia where Vojislav Kostunica is preparing to be sworn in as president. But some parliamentary political wrangling is causing some last minute delays. Our Belgrade Bureau Chief Alessio Vinci has the latest -- Alessio.</s>ALESSIO VINCI, CNN BELGRADE BUREAU CHIEF: Well, Gene, that delay is due to the fact that there are some discrepancies within the number of seats allocated to each party in both chambers of the Federal Parliament. Now, Vojislav Kostunica, the president-elect, in order to take oath here he must do so in front of a joint session of the Federal Parliament. And now the two chambers are meeting at this point and as I'm talking to you, there has been a verification of the mandates of the deputies that participated in the election and won the elections on September 24 and there are some discrepancies at this point, and therefore that parliament cannot convene in a joint session and therefore we are waiting to find out exactly what will happen. Of course, all this was supposed to take place in the Federal Parliament, in the building that was stormed on Thursday by hungry mob of demonstrators that was first looted and set on fire. And therefore we are now setting this -- the organizer is setting this in a convention center outside the Belgrade city center. Back to you, Gene.</s>RANDALL: Alessio Vinci in Belgrade.
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