Well, unless it's broken again, the webcam I'm seeing is still showing a load of oil coming out?

Perhaps future exploration licences will require that two wells be drilled so that pressure can be reduced more quickly?

...5 days before the explosion, on Apr. 15, BP’s drilling engineer called the Macondo well “a nightmare well,” and that despite difficulties, BP “appears to have made multiple decisions for economic reasons that increased the danger of a catastrophic well failure.”

(US House Energy and Commerce Committee leaders) said, “In several instances, these decisions appear to violate industry guidelines and were made despite warnings from BP’s own personnel and its contractors. In effect, it appears that BP repeatedly chose risky procedures in order to reduce costs and save time and made minimal efforts to contain the added risk.”

The well was significantly behind schedule when the blowout occurred, which apparently create pressure to take short-cuts, they added.

In particular, they said, the committee is focusing on the decision to use a well design with few barriers to gas flow; the failure to use a sufficient number of “centralizers” to prevent channeling during the cement process; the failure to run a cement bond log to evaluate the effectiveness of the cement job; the failure to circulate potentially gas-bearing drilling muds out of the well; and the failure to secure the wellhead with a lockdown sleeve before allowing pressure on the seal from below.

“The common feature of these five decisions is that they posed a trade-off between cost and well safety,” (the Committe leaders) said.

Are you hinting that when you're not being a Rozzer you are in fact moonlighting as a ROVver?

I bet you can control that thing sat at home in your armchair whilst the piefeed-o-matic 2.03 works overtime

P.S - Webcam appears to be suffering from a slight case of "playing silly buggeritis"