STEPHEN FRAZIER, CNN ANCHOR: Let's get some more now on our top story, diplomacy to pave a way for a multinational force in Iraq. CNN's Sheila MacVicar joins us now live from Geneva, where the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council are meeting. Good morning again, Sheila.</s>SHEILA MACVICAR, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Stephen. Well, those meetings have just gotten under way here at the League of Nations building here at -- in Geneva. Secretary of State Colin Powell meeting with his counterparts from the other permanent members of the Security Council. What's on the table for discussion here is a U.S.-authored resolution which would bring the U.N. into the situation in Iraq and bring a U.N.</s>JACK STRAW, BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY: How we get from where we are now to what we all want to see, which is a fully representative Iraqi government, able to exercise fully the sovereignty of the Iraqi people as quickly as possible, and that the issue under discussion.</s>MACVICAR: Now, Jack Straw is also indicating that there -- we should not expect any final agreement coming out of this meeting today. It's going to be a pretty short meeting. Jack Straw saying that this was an informal session, and that formal discussions would continue back at the U.N. in New York. Secretary of State Colin Powell is here only a few more hours. He flies out of here very shortly to go on to Kuwait and Iraq, Stephen.</s>FRAZIER: A short meeting, perhaps, but a long day for you. Sheila, we're grateful. Sheila MacVicar from Geneva. TO ORDER A VIDEO OF THIS TRANSCRIPT, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE OUR SECURE ONLINE ORDER FORM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com Geneva>
Five Permanent Members of U.N. Security Council Meeting in Geneva