Does the Due Process Clause require complete and total judicial deference to these regulations?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED A District of Columbia administrative agency promulgated regulations requiring day-care providers to obtain a college degree (on top of existing, extensive training requirements) to care for children ages zero to three. The agency imposed these regulations with no guidance from the legislature and no mechanism in place for review by a court. 1. Does the Due Process Clause require complete and total judicial deference to these regulations? 2. Does the nondelegation doctrine impose any limits on delegating to administrative agencies the power to enact such regulations?