What are the goals or objectives behind the outcome of the consultations for the swift introduction of Sayyid Mojtaba Khamenei as the third leader of the Islamic Republic?

First, this doubt is voiced by those who argue that, according to the Assembly of Experts' internal regulations, an in-person hearing must be convened.
"Sample tweet and recommendation, Mohsen Borhani, attorney at law"
Subsequently, the Temporary Leadership Council arranges for the in-person assembly of the Experts, where, under extreme security measures, two-thirds of the Experts (not all representatives) gather in Qom.
Whether intentionally or to observe security principles regarding the possibility of the Experts being targeted, not all representatives assemble.
Qom had been repeatedly bombed on this day.
On television, and especially in mourning processions and during the Laylat al-Qadr ceremonies in public squares, the demand and pressure on the Experts "to introduce the Imam" increases.
A number of Friday prayer leaders and Experts' representatives announce that the leader has been chosen and no change is possible, and that the Secretariat of the Assembly of Experts and Mr. Sayyid Hashem Hosseini Bushehri must introduce him.
Sayyid Hashem Hosseini Bushehri issues a statement announcing that the leader will be introduced with patience and while observing security principles, and asks for patience.
(This announcement has been deleted from the Assembly of Experts Secretariat channel on Soroush Plus)
Hassan Rouhani issues a statement advising the Experts to deliberate further on the choice of the leader.
At midnight, the statement from the Experts' Secretariat is issued, indicating that the representatives have held a meeting and elected "Ayatollah Sayyid Mojtaba Khamenei" as the third leader of the Islamic Republic.
This selection is immediately sent to citizens' mobile phones via bulk SMS.
Heidari, a representative of the Experts from Khuzestan, reveals in a televised interview that, given the circumstances, the majority of the Experts gathered in Qom "and perhaps not everyone was informed in time to attend," and after discussing the options, they reached the conclusion of Mojtaba Khamenei.
The IRGC and officials publish statements of allegiance, and a person on television reveals that he is a veteran of the Ramadan War.
Now, the third leader of the Islamic Republic has been officially elected and introduced.
One must be patient and see what the international reaction and the responses from the Islamic Republic's warring parties will be. What will public opinion say? And in practice, what will the new leader do regarding the implementation of new policies or the continuation of existing ones, as well as his first decrees and appointments?
The Great Game of Politics.