Suddenly my 4 hour setting for requiring password is being ignored. Why?

My display on my MacBook Pro sleeps after 10 minutes. But I have had it set do I don't have keep re-entering the password each time. And I also have it set to never sleep when the lid is open.
My Security & Privacy settings are set to require a password 4 hours after sleep or screen saver begins.
But over the past week every time the display sleeps I have to enter my password again to log back in. Why?
Thanks,
Doug

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