I have always assumed that the reason they don't have a "turn off" date for standard FM radio is automobiles. Physically replacing TV's can and is being done. But physically replacing every car stereo, plus a whole lot of integrated home stereo systems? That's a problem. If they're going to have a turn off for FM radio, it has to be a number of years down the line, and a viable replacement must be in service. And if your government decided to replace FM radio with digital, considering the hassle factor for cars, they may as well do AM radio at the same time - and convert all of it.
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