Policy as Code has transformed organizational governance by enabling the codification of access control and compliance policies, ensuring consistent enforcement and adaptability to changing requirements. Despite its benefits, its adoption is complicated by the complexity of languages like Rego used in Open Policy Agent (OPA), which, though powerful, poses a steep learning curve for those unfamiliar with logical programming. The challenge is compounded by the need for precision and flexibility in policy writing, making it difficult for non-technical stakeholders to contribute. Alternative models like Policy-as-Graph offer some readability improvements but lack the nuanced flexibility required for advanced scenarios. To bridge these gaps, tools offering high-level abstractions, low-code interfaces, and reusable templates, such as Permit.io, are crucial for making Policy as Code accessible to a broader audience, allowing all stakeholders to contribute effectively without deep programming expertise.