"It's not my call as to whether he's a threat to any community. The Parole Board made that call when they imposed all those conditions on him, and obviously those conditions were justified.
"I am just pleased this was the condition he broke, rather than one that affected our community."
Ms Main said the council had not discussed whether to take any further legal action against the Department of Corrections and the Parole Board.
Cr Philippa Baker-Hogan, chair of the Community Safety Group, called the response of the Corrections Department to the alleged breach by Wilson "timely and appropriate".
"I was informed last night by the police that the Corrections Department successfully applied to the Parole Board for an interim recall for Stewart Murray Wilson as a result of him breaching a parole condition. It is pleasing to know that Corrections acted quickly and that council were contacted directly about this issue.
"Earlier this week, as chair of the Community Safety Group, I was updated by representatives from the police and Corrections on their strict and vigilant monitoring of Wilson through a comprehensive response plan 'matrix' which would enable a swift response to a potential breach - which is what happened yesterday.
"I commend the police and Corrections on their actions and we now await the outcome of the Parole Board hearing in March." Staff reporters
