Queensland crime watchdog boss in the clear

Queensland police have cleared the acting head of the state's Crime and Corruption Commission of allegations he misled parliament.

A supplied image obtained Friday, March 21, 2014 of police from the Raptor group executing a search warrant at the Odins Clubhouse in Tweed Heads. (AAP Image/Queensland Police)

Queensland police have cleared the head of the state's crime watchdog of allegations that he misled the state's parliament.

Police have been investigating Acting Crime and Corruption Commission (CCC) chair Dr Ken Levy for allegedly misleading a parliamentary committee over contact he had had with the Newman government before penning an opinion piece in support of contentious anti-bikie laws.

However, police have found that Dr Levy has no criminal case to answer to, effectively clearly him of any wrongdoing.

Dr Levy said, in a statement, he was relieved at the decision but added that "the matter is being considered by the parliamentary ethics committee ... On that basis, I am declining to make any further comment at this time".