Queensland's opposition leader is still raising concerns about a laptop after a corruption probe found no wrongdoing in relation to the device.
The Crime and Corruption Commission found that the removal and reimaging of the computer from the lobbyist watchdog's office last year was "unremarkable".
Opposition Leader David Crisafulli had claimed public servants "raided" Integrity Commissioner Nikola Stepanov's office and "seized" the laptop before "wiping" it.